Kamala Harris makes history at the Democratic National Convention, while global markets react to central bank policies and geopolitical developments. Alibaba's listing upgrade and Japan's currency movements highlight Asia's financial dynamics. Meanwhile, Russia faces military and economic challenges as Ukraine escalates attacks. Key market players like Uber and Canadian rail companies respond to industry disruptions.
This week's financial landscape is shaped by Kamala Harris’s record-breaking campaign fundraising, Walmart’s strategic exit from JD.com, and rising market anticipation of the Federal Reserve's rate decisions. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions and shifts in Asia's economic policies continue to impact global trade and investment flows. Key developments include strong South Korean exports, potential Canadian rail strikes, and the ongoing effects of inflationary pressures in Australia and Europe.
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In a letter addressed to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, 10 Democratic Senators called out the search giant's "anti-worker practices."
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Biden also faces a considerable enthusiasm gap compared to other candidates in the large Democratic field.
"But the economy isn't giving President Donald Trump an edge in an early read of the very key Keystone State."
President Trump this week struggled to pronounce the name of South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg.