Frenchman Yvon Castel says he has voted for the far-right National Rally for years, but is less than impressed by the tactics its leader Marine Le Pen has chosen to try to fight her way out of a legal judgement barring her way to the 2027 elections https://t.co/jCaLvhaFsB
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Day: April 4, 2025
New US tariffs announced by President Donald Trump may delay, but likely won’t derail, the Bank of Japan’s plan to raise interest rates further as policymakers seek to avoid renewed yen falls that would worsen inflationary pressures https://t.co/UcfUXVA2Em
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South Africa’s pro-business Democratic Alliance party filed a court case challenging the legality of the budget process on Thursday and sought to block the implementation of a value-added tax increase, widening a rift in the fragile ruling coalition. https://t.co/TBVagt33NB pic.twitter.com/zhBsztGXAb
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US job growth likely slowed in March amid mass firings of public sector workers to slash federal government spending and reluctance by businesses to increase hiring because of import tariffs that have put the economy’s health in peril https://t.co/CWdk0SpIXJ
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🔊 Falling prices sound great but they are often a sign of an economy in trouble. Tune in to this week’s Reuters Econ World to hear why https://t.co/nL5ZEcChiQ pic.twitter.com/3CViM7om5d
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Among the economies hit by President Donald Trump’s tariffs are some remote Australian islands that are home to just penguins, and a tiny outpost 600 miles off eastern Australia that has barely any exports https://t.co/qzZRgvX8Sf pic.twitter.com/lizmFG2UNb
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