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Matthew Reuter

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Matthew Reuter is a senior economic correspondent at The Economy, where he covers global financial markets, emerging technologies, and cross-border trade dynamics. With over a decade of experience reporting from major financial hubs—including London, New York, and Hong Kong—Matthew has developed a reputation for breaking complex economic stories into sharp, accessible narratives. Before joining The Economy, he worked at a leading European financial daily, where his investigative reporting on post-crisis banking reforms earned him recognition from the European Press Association. A graduate of the London School of Economics, Matthew holds dual degrees in economics and international relations. He is particularly interested in how data science and AI are reshaping market analysis and policymaking, often blending quantitative insights into his articles. Outside journalism, Matthew frequently moderates panels at global finance summits and guest lectures on financial journalism at top universities.

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Trump pivots to a U.S.-centric strategy grounded in ‘Donroism’ Deepening fissures in the collective security system as allies refuse to join Pressure for security self-reliance in Europe and Asia turns into reality U.S.

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A ‘Self-Styled End of War’ Unconstrained by Negotiations Trump: “My Sole Objective Has Already Been Achieved” Opening Hormuz Left to Other Nations, War Costs to Be Borne by Middle Eastern States U.S.

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Ground War Preparations Intensify Amid Rising Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz Current U.S. Force Levels at 20% of Iraq War Deployment, Insufficient for Occupying Iran Iran Signals Resolve for Total Resistance: “We Will Burn Them If U.S.

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Iran locks down the Strait of Hormuz and escalates Draft bill prepared to levy $2 million in transit fees per vessel Targeting a 24-mile chokepoint in a strait just 24 miles wide Iran has moved to collect transit fees in the Strait o

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Oil prices surge in the aftermath of the Middle East conflict Demand shifts toward electric vehicles with lower operating costs Potential transition toward a structural shift in the market An energy crisis triggered by the U.S.–Iran war coul

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An Unmanned Warfare Era Defined by Airborne Advanced Weapons Performing Tactical Missions, Reconnaissance, Strikes, and Psychological Warfare Economic Sustainability Emerging as the Measure of National Security The face of war is changing.

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Caught in a Bind Amid Chinese Competition Limits to Recovery Even After Sweeping Voluntary Retirements Accelerating Business Overhaul Through Physical AI Ryu Jae-cheol, chief executive officer of LG Electronics, is explainin

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Japan depends on imports for 98% of its LNG, making transport itself a security issue China-Japan tensions remain elevated over remarks on a Taiwan contingency Concern grows that vessels built in China may not be delivered A

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Defense Budget Expansion Driven by Security Paradigm Shift Massive Procurement Orders Directly Translate into Backlogs for Defense ‘Big Three’ Expectation of Rapid Structural Upgrading Across Germany’s Industrial Ecosystem

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Government discussing measures to expand supply, including converting retail space into housing If realized, the move is expected to simultaneously ease retail blight and the housing supply cliff Special legislation also under review to lower institutional barriers

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Trump Claims “War With Iran Will End Very Quickly, 80% of Missile Bases Destroyed” Tenth Day of Military Operations Seen as Attempt to Calm Markets and Contain Public Anxiety Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Rebuts Trump’s “Imminent End” Remarks, Reaffirms Determination to Fight

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Rare earth mine development gaining momentum in European countries including Norway and Sweden Estonia permanent magnet plant expands foundations for supply chain autonomy Indigenous conflicts and environmental concerns emerge as factors delaying projects

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Stagnant investment execution in film accounts despite expansion of content funds Deteriorating profitability due to surging OTT usage and higher ticket prices Capital erosion in theater chains and collapse of the industry’s virtuous cycle

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Beijing Steps Up Support for BCI Sector, Driving Surge in Clinical Trials and Investment Industry Frontrunner Neuralink Accelerates Mass Production and Portfolio Expansion FDA Regulatory Overhang Weighs on Neuralink, Raising Commercialization Barriers

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CME Reviews Neodymium-Praseodymium Futures Contracts China’s Supply Chain Weaponization Drives Price Swings, Expanding Industry Hedging Demand Japan Pushes Rare Earth Supply Chain Realignment; Beijing Dismisses “Rare Earth Independence” as Illusion

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EUV Procurement Bottlenecks Constrain Capacity Expansion CXMT DRAM Output at Half the Level of SK Hynix Medium- to Long-Term Technology Catch-Up Through HBM Entry ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), the DRAM manufacturer spe

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Business closures hit a four-year high as young entrepreneurs disappear Shrinking corporate activity erodes household purchasing power South Korea’s domestic market stands at the edge of chronic contraction The self-employed sector,

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SK Hynix confident in defending HBM leadership on the back of high yields and mass-production experience Samsung Electronics opts for aggressive design, secures early HBM4 initiative through performance gains As competition heats up and supply chains begin to shift, is Nvidia the ultimate beneficiary?

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Unprecedented January Dissolution Riding Sky-High Approval Ratings Ruling Coalition Poised to Exceed 310 Seats, Clearing the Threshold for Constitutional Revision Two-Year ‘Zero’ Food Tax Pledge Triggers Collapse in Ultra-Long Bonds

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