CSCaleb Sullivan
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Caleb Sullivan is an economic correspondent specializing in global markets, financial trends, and policy impacts. With sharp insights into economic shifts and data-driven analysis, he breaks down complex financial news for MoneyOval’s audience
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India posts fastest growth in six quarters, cushions against trade strains
India's economy expanded 8.2% in Q2, beating forecasts and proving its resilience amid 50% US tariffs, driven by strong manufacturing and consumption growth.
South Korea Industrial Output Falls 2.5% in October Amid Chip Slump
South Korea’s industrial output fell 2.5% in October, the steepest drop since Feb 2020, as semiconductor production plunged 26.5% the worst in 43 years.
US weekly jobless claims hit lowest level since April 2025
US weekly jobless claims dropped to 216,000, the lowest since April, signaling stable layoffs as hiring lags and the Fed considers a December rate cut.
India launches $820M rare earths plan to reduce China dependence
India approves $820M rare earth magnet scheme to decrease China reliance and boost domestic manufacturing, aiming for strategic autonomy and supply chain security.
Why did Germany’s exports collapse in 2025 Q3 economic report
Exploring why German exports slumped in Q3 2025, with impacts from tariffs, weak global demand, and delayed stimulus, affecting economic growth.
WTO at 30: Facing Its Biggest Test Under Trump’s Tariff Regime
With the WTO’s 30th anniversary marred by aggressive U.S. tariffs under President Trump, the rules-based global trade order faces unprecedented strain.
Does India’s Fast Growth Signal a New Asian Power Shift?
With the IMF forecasting 6.4% growth for India in 2026 and 2027, experts say the country is now positioned as Asia’s new economic engine. Is global power shifting away from China and toward New Delhi?
German Finance Minister Lands in Beijing Amid Record Trade Deficit
German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil is in Beijing for key talks as Germany faces a record €87B trade deficit with China and rising supply-chain risks.
Trump Administration Reverses Course on Food Import Taxes
Trump, on Nov 13, 2025, lifted tariffs on 100+ food products, including coffee, bananas, and beef, amid 3.1% grocery inflation and GOP election losses.
Can U.S. Insurance Cope With Surging Weather Disasters?
With $80B in insured losses just halfway through 2025, the U.S. insurance industry faces hard questions about its long-term resilience.
Rachel Reeves Drops Income Tax Increase Plans Days Before Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will not raise income tax in the 26 November Budget, reversing weeks of signals she might break Labour’s manifesto promise.
How Will India’s $5.4 Billion Export Package Fight US Tariffs?
India's $5.4 billion support package seeks to bolster exports and shield domestic industries from steep US tariffs, focusing on credit, promotion, and sectors affected by the US tariffs.
AI data centers set to consume 3% of world’s electricity
Artificial intelligence is driving massive growth in data center power consumption, projected to reach 3 percent of global electricity use by 2030.
America Invests in Domestic Fuel for Future Nuclear Power
The United States is fast-tracking domestic production of advanced nuclear fuel, aiming to secure energy independence and power next-generation reactors with homegrown technology.
Why is BP selling its entire US wind energy business?
BP is divesting its US wind assets to LS Power, reflecting a sweeping pivot toward oil and gas. Aiming to simplify its portfolio, improve shareholder returns, and reduce debt, BP is redefining its approach to renewable energy.
Chinese Graphite Imports Face 93.5% US Duty, Effective Rate 160%
The US has imposed a 93.5% tariff on Chinese battery-grade graphite imports, escalating trade tensions and impacting electric vehicle supply chains.
Taiwan Posts Record $61.8 Billion in October Exports Amid AI Demand
Taiwan set a historic monthly export record in October 2025, reaching $61.8 billion amid soaring global demand for AI and chips.
US to Cut Flights by 10% at 40 Major Airports Amid Shutdown
Federal aviation officials order a 10% reduction in flights at 40 top US airports as the historic government shutdown strains air traffic systems and forces drastic measures nationwide.
How Will Canada’s $1.7B Plan Change the H-1B Visa Landscape?
Canada’s $1.7 billion initiative reshapes the H-1B visa landscape, opening new opportunities for skilled US workers and global researchers while slashing the number of student visa permits.
Bank of Japan May Raise Interest Rates as Soon as December
The Bank of Japan signals a possible December rate hike as policymakers debate inflation targets and wage gains, facing political pressures and economic risks.
US Government Shutdown Hits Record 36 Days, Longest Ever
The US government shutdown breaks records at 36 days, affecting 1.4 million federal workers and causing billions in economic losses as a resolution remains out of reach.
Dollar Strength Sustains Despite Delayed US Economic Data This Week
The dollar index remains near three-month highs as markets adapt to US data delays and shifting rate expectations despite global currency volatility.
Why did the Bank of Japan keep rates steady amid inflation?
The Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged at 0.5 percent despite inflation above target, sparking a weakening yen.
New Era in US-Indonesia Relations After Tough Trade Negotiations
A sweeping new tariff deal between the US and Indonesia marks a strategic economic shift as the two countries reset their trade ties amid intense negotiations.
Imported Goods Drive CPI Surge: Fed Faces New Inflation Headache!
U.S. consumer prices surged in June 2025 as tariffs on imported goods triggered the sharpest CPI rise in months, posing a challenge to the Federal Reserve and raising new concerns about inflation.
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