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China Fears Pension Crisis, But Warnings Fall on Deaf Ears Among Youth
China's aging population raises concerns about a looming pension crisis, but young people, burdened by economic pressures, ignore government warnings to save for retirement.
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Mixed Close on Wall Street After Heavy Losses Earlier
Wall Street ended mixed after earlier losses, with investors reacting to new tax cut proposals from President Trump.
Economic activity in the eurozone contracts for the first time this year
The eurozone's economic activity contracted in May for the first time this year, driven by a decline in the service sector, while the industrial sector showed signs of stabilization.
‘Awful April’ makes its mark in the UK: British inflation significantly higher than expected
UK inflation surged to 3.5% in April, exceDirkg forecasts and reversing a previous downward trend, driven by core inflation and rising costs in housing, services, and transport.
Europe aims to cut red tape and allow QR codes on packaging
The EU plans to reduce regulations, introduce QR codes on packaging, and streamline cross-border business to boost the economy and counter US trade pressures.
EU Still Expects Decent Growth: 'Economy Shows Resilience'
The EU economy is projected to grow by 1.1% this year, showing resilience despite global uncertainties. Strong domestic demand and cautious optimism for next year's growth are...