Hydrogen, a growing factor in the global green-energy transition, is usually distilled industrially from natural gas. Now the U.S. energy department is going to test a controversial theory that we can suck hydrogen out of the ground the way we do oil and gas.
It wasn’t just faulty analysis, or even a desire to protect their own pro-genetic experimentation scientific orientations.
Canada’s economy contracted by 0.2 percent in this year’s second quarter, Statistics Canada reported.
The shipping industry has entered its peak season, the time when retailers are expecting their holiday inventories of clothing, decorations, electronics, toys, and other items.
The dollar’s loss of its central role in the world’s economy is “an objective and irreversible process,” Russian President Vladimir Putin told the BRICS summit on 5 September.
Central banks’ interest rate increases slow broader economic growth for at least 12 years, according to a new study by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
This is old news to Trends Journal subscribers, but it's making headline news now! After exceeding expectations this year, thanks to tight job markets and consumers’ continued shopping, growth among the worlds’ leading economies will slow next year, many economists now expect.
Welcome to the second year of our listing the loss of jobs. As we have detailed, there is a global economic contraction underway that will worsen in the Northern Hemisphere as the summer ends and the reality of winter life begins to set in. In the U.S. the employment numbers are already weakening.
Governments, businesses, and households are toting record levels of debt. The world’s trading network is shattering along geopolitical faultlines. The world’s economy is precariously close to a recession and, at best, will grow so slowly that emerging nations may forfeit years of potential gains.
In the wake of three bank failures last spring, and as the commercial real estate bust continues to unfold, federal bank regulators are pressing small and regional banks to add to their liquidity, Bloomberg reported.