20 November 2019
1) There are fewer international students coming to America, which is hurting American universities and the economy. International student enrollment has been declining since the fall of 2016 which is…
1) There are fewer international students coming to America, which is hurting American universities and the economy. International student enrollment has been declining since the fall of 2016 which is…
By: Economic & Finance Report President Trump is not a happy camper. The president recently gave GM a scathing tweet on Friday, about their diminishing workforce presence in the United…
By: Economic & Finance Report The Central Bank of China instituted key interest rate reforms on Saturday, August 17, 2019. The China’s Central Bank did this to help companies and…
1) The problem of student loan debt is becoming more acuate. The effects of the $1.6 trillion dollar student loan debt, which represents about 8% of national income, is a…
1) The $800 billion dollar trucking industry is in a slowdown as retailers and manufacturers are shipping less. Freight rates have declined for the last six months with the spot…
1) The United States announced that economic exemptions for Iran oil will be invalid starting the second of May. There are eight countries with exemptions, Asian nations who would suffered…
1) The IMF (International Monetary Fund) has reduced their forecasted for world economic growth from 3.5% to 3.3%, which is the third reduction since last October. It forecasted 2.3% growth…
1) The arrest of a top Chinese executive of Huawei, a major Chinese high technology company, caused world markets, including the Dow, to fall. The Dow dropped 777 points before…
1) President Trump continues to play hardball with China to hammer out a trade agreement more favorable and equitable to the United States. But he did praise China for taking…
1) World stock markets fell dramatically, the Dow down 800 points, a result of uncertainty about China and American trade war. There wasn’t any signing of agreements at G20, nor…