Global Economy

This page collects the 31 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Global Economy”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Stock Market, Oil Prices, and Inflation.

1. Yesterday1 item
   1. Global stock markets decline following widespread artificial intelligence share selloffsGlobal shares fell sharply on Friday following a major selloff of artificial intelligence-related stocks on Wall Street. Major international indexes in Europe and Asia dropped significantly, with TokyMiami-Dade County
2. Thu, Nov 51 item
   1. World Shares Mostly Gain After U.S. Midterm Elections While AI-Related Stocks FallGlobal stock markets mostly rose on Thursday following the U.S. midterm elections, though heavy selling of artificial intelligence-related shares offset gains in other sectors. Major indexes in EuropeMiami-Dade County
3. Wed, Nov 43 items
   1. World leaders express relief and caution following U.S. midterm election resultsWorld leaders responded to the U.S. Republican Party's election losses with cautious relief on Wednesday, hoping for a less combative U.S. foreign policy. However, officials warned that the results maMiami-Dade County
   2. Global travel projected to reach record highs in 2026 with $7.8 trillion in visitor spendingHillsborough County
   3. World shares rise following US midterm elections and Democratic congressional majoritiesMiami-Dade County
4. Mon, Oct 261 item
   1. World shares mostly rise as oil prices retreat following recent highsGlobal stock markets mostly advanced on Monday while oil prices fell more than 1%, as investors awaited upcoming corporate earnings reports and central bank decisions. Major European indexes and U.S. Miami-Dade County
5. Wed, Aug 191 item
   1. Asian stock markets decline as AI-related shares fall and oil prices riseMajor Asian stock indices, including South Korea's Kospi and Japan's Nikkei 225, experienced significant drops on Wednesday following a downturn in U.S. artificial intelligence stocks. Concurrently, gMiami-Dade County
6. Tue, Aug 181 item
   1. Global stock markets decline as rising oil prices and inflation concerns outweigh corporate earningsGlobal stock indices fell on Tuesday as investors reacted to rising crude oil prices and persistent inflation concerns. Despite strong corporate earnings reports, particularly in the artificial intellMiami-Dade County

1. 01Donald Trumpperson8 mentions
2. 02Samsung Electronicsorganization7 mentions
3. 03Nikkei 225other6 mentions
4. 04SK Hynixorganization6 mentions
5. 05Kospiother5 mentions
6. 06Bank of Japanorganization4 mentions
7. 07Federal Reserveorganization4 mentions
8. 08S&P/ASX 200other3 mentions
9. 09Tokyolocation3 mentions
10. 10Microsoftorganization3 mentions