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An aging population in Brazil means fiscal stress
Aging populations are putting stress on social systems across developed markets, but Brazil is seeing similar demographic tendencies.
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Apple in China: who sells the most iPhones?
Amid the fanfare of Apple’s latest product reveal, we charted iPhone sales at some of the most popular online retailers in China.
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How Indonesia fund flows correlate with higher prices for commodities
Indonesia is one of the world's largest exporters of key commodities such as coal, palm oil and nickel.
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The gold-Treasury yield relationship was briefly interrupted this year
The long-delayed Federal Reserve "pivot" has been the story of monetary policy over the past year.
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Tracking US equity volatility as Fed cut looms
August 2024 saw the most stock volatility in years, with markets hit by a weak employment report that renewed US recession fears.
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China PMI shows tech is more optimistic than other manufacturing sectors
China's tech executives are continually more optimistic than their counterparts in other manufacturing sectors.
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How the smartphone boom shows up in India’s trade data
The electronics industry is one of India's success stories. CEIC has added more detailed trade data for India, enabling our users to drill down for more granular information.
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US polls: Harris takes the lead
To say the least, it was an eventful summer in American politics. But with two months to go before the election, Kamala Harris is pulling slightly ahead of Donald Trump in the race for president.
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Nowcasting Mexico
After years of robust performance, Mexico’s economy is slowing. On September 2, the Banco de Mexico downgraded its gross domestic product forecasts for the fifth time this year.
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Taiwan tech stocks are a leading indicator for trade figures in ASEAN
The ASEAN nations have been effectively integrating themselves into the global value chain for semiconductors. Proof of this can be found via a potentially surprising correlation.
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Visualizing the controversial nonfarm payroll revisions
Revisions to past US jobs reports are stoking debate in the run-up to a potentially pivotal Fed meeting -- to say nothing of the presidential election. How strong has the seemingly resilient economy really been?
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Considering JOLTS: the US job market weakens, but only to pre-pandemic tightness
Ahead of the September 17-18 Federal Reserve meeting, where a rate cut is widely expected, we’ve taken a deep dive into JOLTS: the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey.