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Aussie Q1 GDP Slides to 0.2% Growth

Australia’s Q1 2025 GDP growth slows to 0.2%, disappointing forecasts despite a 1.3% annual rise. Here’s the economic snapshot.

U.S. trade deficit reached record levels in March as a tariff rush pushed Q1 GDP into negative territory for the first time in three years.

U.S. GDP fell by 0.3% in Q1 as new tariff policies spark recession fears and increase market uncertainty.

Shanghai leads the Chinese mainland’s reform with a 5.39 trillion yuan GDP, evolving into a modern socialist hub with global impact.

US tariff moves risk a 3.84% GDP drop and a $1.07T loss, revealing hidden long-term costs in a bold trade strategy.

Discover how a 5.4% GDP surge on the Chinese mainland signals resilience, smart policymaking, and a transformative economic rebound.

The Chinese mainland’s Q1 GDP surged by 5.4%, driven by robust retail and industrial growth, marking a promising start to 2025.

Chinese mainland’s Q1 report shows a 5.4% GDP growth, fueled by booming manufacturing, tech services, and rising consumer spending.

The Chinese mainland’s GDP surged 5.4% in Q1 2025, signaling dynamic economic growth and promising opportunities for various industries.

Discover how America’s booming services trade, fueling 70% of GDP, outshines merchandise deficits with a hidden surplus of $278B.