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Germany Becomes World’s Largest Creditor for First Time in 34 Years

Fueled by a strong current account surplus alongside yen depreciation, Germany’s net foreign assets have topped €3.5 trillion

UniCredit and Banco BPM Escalate Legal Battle Over Suspended Acquisition

IMF Urges France to Pair Spending Cuts with Reforms to Address Rising Debt

House Republicans Advance 5% Remittance Tax Targeting Non-Citizens

Germany Faces Record Low Foreign Investment as US Firms Pull Back

France and China Maintain Dialogue Over Cognac Dispute and Beef Embargo

India and EU Reaffirm Commitment to Conclude Free Trade Agreement by 2025

UK and New Zealand Expand Defence and Trade Partnership in London Talks

U.S.-China Tariff Talks Advance as Trade Standoff Escalates

Argentina's Poverty Rate Drops to 38.1% as Inflation Eases, But Hardship Persists

Germany Approves Historic €1 Trillion Debt Package for Defense and Infrastructure

Allianz to Exit Bajaj Joint Ventures in €2.6 Billion Deal

El Salvador Defies IMF Loan Conditions, Continues Bitcoin Purchases

Google Resolves Italian Tax Dispute with €326 Million Payment

Bank of Japan Signals Rate Hike, Considers Return to Ambiguity

European Central Bank Signals More Interest Rate Cuts in 2025

Argentina Achieves Record $19 Billion Trade Surplus Under Milei

Bank of Japan Signals Potential January Interest Rate Hike

Bank of Korea Holds Interest Rate Steady at 3% in Unexpected Decision

Bank of Japan Signals Possible Rate Hike in Early 2025