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I2U2: An Innovative Partnership for the 21st Century
The I2U2 partnership is an innovative quadrilateral grouping between India, Israel, the UAE, and the US. It was launched in October 2021 with the aim of advancing economic cooperation and promoting sustainable development in the region and beyond.
The partnership is unique in its focus on cooperation between four diverse countries with complementary strengths. India is a major emerging economy with a large and growing population. Israel is a global leader in innovation and technology.
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Savers Grapple with Inflation and Asset Declines
Allianz released its 14th edition of the “Global Wealth Report,” offering insights into the financial situations of households in nearly 60 countries. Chief Economist Ludovic Subran emphasized that inflation, not low interest rates, poses the greatest challenge to savers.
In 2022, savers experienced a challenging year, marked by a global “everything slump” that led to a significant decline of -2.7% in private households’ global financial assets, the largest drop since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.
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China Must Change Its Ways or Lose Investment and Trade from the EU
China’s rapid economic growth and global influence over the past few decades have been nothing short of remarkable. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and as the European Union (EU) reevaluates its relationship with China, it is becoming increasingly clear that Beijing must address several key issues or risk losing significant investment and trade opportunities with the EU.
Hands Off Taiwan Taiwan is a democratic and self-governing island that has enjoyed de facto independence for decades.
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Fed Expected to Hike Rates Again, Then Hold
Our forecast of another rate hike in September 2023, followed by a hold, is in line with the current expectations of most economists and market participants. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has raised interest rates four times this year in an effort to combat high inflation, and it is widely expected to raise rates again at its next meeting on September 20-21.
However, there is growing uncertainty about how much further the Fed will need to go in its rate-hiking campaign.