Economy
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IMF Warns Middle East Conflict May Hit Global Economy
DID Press: International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that ongoing war and tensions in the Middle East could significantly slow global economic growth and expose the world economy to serious risks. According to the IMF’s latest assessment, escalating conflicts in…
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Gasoline Prices in California Approach $7, Raising Economic Concerns
DID Press: Gasoline prices in California have surged to nearly $7 per gallon, sparking widespread concern over further increases. Reports indicate that this unprecedented fuel price hike represents one of the highest levels in recent years, drawing attention from both…
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US Company Reports $14.5B Loss Following Bitcoin Price Plunge
DID Press: MicroStrategy, led by billionaire Michael Saylor, reported a significant financial loss in its first-quarter report for the current year. According to the report, a drop in the value of the company’s Bitcoin holdings has reduced its capital by…
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France Completes Full Repatriation of Gold Reserves from US Custody
DID Press: The Banque de France has announced that the final portion of its gold reserves previously held in the United States was withdrawn over a six-month period from July 2025 to January 2026. The amount totaled 129 to 130…
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Chain Attacks Target US–Israel; Battlefield Dynamics Shift Across Middle East
DID Press: Over the past 24 hours, a wave of drone and missile attacks across Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain, Israel, and Saudi Arabia has pushed the Middle East into a new stage of military and political tension. At the same time,…
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Fazlur Rehman: Border Closures Have Paralyzed Pakistan’s Economy
DID Press: Fazlur Rehman, leader of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, sharply criticized the policies of the government in Islamabad toward Afghanistan, describing the continued closure of border crossings and its economic consequences as “failed and harmful.” Speaking at a press conference,…
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Central Asia Emerges as Afghanistan’s Strategic Corridor Out of Trade and Economic Deadlock
DID Press: Central Asia has the potential to meet Afghanistan’s fundamental energy needs. Currently, Afghanistan imports approximately 6.5 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, with more than 70 percent supplied by Central Asian states—particularly Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. Afghanistan’s economy, as one…
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