Japan’s cabinet on Friday approved a sweeping ¥21.3 trillion ($135.5 billion) stimulus package aimed at bolstering economic growth, easing the burden of rising living costs, and strengthening the country’s defense and diplomatic capabilities. The measures mark the first major policy initiative under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who took office seven…
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Oil prices fell sharply on Wednesday due to oversupply concerns and rising inventories in the US.Meanwhile, gold and silver…
Despite the US imposing tariffs on numerous countries in the area, the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America…