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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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Booming Incomes, Assets, and Spending Among High Earners Low-Income Households Squeezed by Rates, Prices, and Delinquencies Asset Inequality Poised to Widen Further with Technological Change The U.S.

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GS Retail Shuts Down Overseas Home Shopping Operations Decline of TV Viewership Accelerates “Home-Shopping Exodus” Consumers Turning to Live Commerce Channels Photo=GS Retail GS Retail has dra

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Technical Bottlenecks in Humanoid Robotics Commercialization Hurdles Amidst Lofty Expectations Early-Stage Operational Structures Still Dependent on Human Oversight As humanoid robots equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) begin to

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China Denounces Takaichi’s Remarks as Interference in Internal Affairs “China Retains Ample Retaliatory Measures Against Japan” Most Powerful Option Still on the Table: Rare-Earth Sanctions China has escalated its multidimensional retaliati

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China–Japan Government Bond Yield Gap Nearing First-Ever Inversion China’s Production, Consumption, and Investment in Retreat Stimulus Measures Failing to Restore Momentum The yield spread between Chinese and Japanese government bonds h

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Mass Exodus from Subscription Savings Accounts Surging Sale Prices, Tighter Regulations, and Escalating Point Competition Mortgage Caps Reduced, Making It a ‘Distant Story’ for Ordinary Households The housing

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Musinsa Faces Growing Skepticism Over Its Elevated Valuation Top-line Expansion Continues, but Profitability Pressure Persists PER of 143 Times Far Outstrips Industry Average by Tenfold As Musinsa—often described as a heavyweight valued at

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Rubio’s Signal: “Foreign Terrorist Organization” Designation Coming on the 24th Carrier Strike Group Deployment Seen as Pretext for Action Against Maduro Experts Warn of Guerrilla Warfare, Military Takeover, and Long-Term U.S.

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A Chinese-invested Silicon Valley company used as the conduit Chips not used for military purposes—thus not subject to sanctions NVIDIA expands AI collaboration with Indonesia-based firms Despite stringent U.S.

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Pacific as a Strategic Hub of Vast Critical Mineral Deposits China and Cook Islands Complete Joint Seabed Survey U.S.–Japan Sign Rare-Earth Mining and Processing Pact The Pacific is emerging as a new front in the U.S.–China contest over rare

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Indonesia’s High-Speed Rail Project in Deficit Amid Unpaid Debt Thailand and Malaysia Cut Reliance on Chinese Loans Through Renegotiation ‘Debt Trap’ Allegations Mount as Developing Nations Default on Chinese Credit Indone

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Senate Passes Stopgap Spending Bill, House Vote to Follow Prolonged Shutdown Deepens Exodus of Unpaid Federal Workers GDP Already Down 1.5%, Fourth-Quarter Contraction Likely The record-breaking 41-day federal government shutdown i

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Conservative justices question legality of tariff policy Trump touts reshoring and anti-China effects Over half of Americans disapprove of his economic management U.S.

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Aftermath of the Moon Administration’s ‘Zero Irregular Workers’ Policy Revenue up only 5%, while subsidiary service costs surge 88% Plunging profitability and declining global competitiveness Photo=Incheon Inter

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$6.6 Trillion in Local Debt Becomes Beijing’s Economic Time Bomb Central Government Takes Direct Control of Local Bond Issuance Stimulus Capacity Secured, but Long-Term Stagnation Persists As China’s mounting local government debt emerges as

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Surging Chinese arrivals push annual visitor count toward 20 million Shift from group tours to independent travelers redirects spending to road shops Popularity of K-content fuels rise in long-term stays among foreign tourists

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Electricity rates in New Jersey rise 19% year-on-year Power bills soar in neighborhoods near data centers Aging transmission networks add to the burden Electricity costs across the United States are climbing steeply.

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Growth Rate Doubles Rivals at 15% Outpacing All Global OTT Competitors in Revenue and Growth Consolidating Market Power as Domestic OTT Platforms Sink Deeper into Losses Photo=NETFLIX Netflix h

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Trump and Xi Hold First Talks in 6 Years and 4 Months China to Ease Rare Earth Export Curbs, U.S. to Halve Fentanyl Tariffs Most Measures Are One-Year Deferrals, Leaving Risks of Renewed Tensions U.S.

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Revival Drive for Japan’s Once-Collapsed Shipbuilding Industry 2035 Shipbuilding Target Set at 18 Million Tons ‘Shipbuilding Revival Plan’ Accelerates: LNG Carriers and Workforce Development Imabari Shipyard in Japan/Photo=

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