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Apple lowered App Store commissions in China under regulatory pressure and opened a new question about market rules

Apple lowered App Store commissions in China ...

Find out what Apple’s lowering of commissions in the Chinese App Store means for developers, technology platforms, and the broader digital economy. We bring an overview of regulatory pressure, business consequences, and the reasons why this move resonates beyond the Chinese market as well.

Saudi Arabia cuts oil production as fears grow over more expensive transport and a new blow to the market

Saudi Arabia cuts oil production as fears ...

Find out why Saudi production cuts and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are intensifying nervousness in the oil market. We provide an overview of the consequences for supply chains, fuel prices, energy importers and broader economic stability in the world.

U.S. diesel is surging in price, and rising transport costs are spreading new inflationary pressure across the United States

U.S. diesel is surging in price, and rising ...

Find out why the rise in diesel prices in the U.S. is no longer just an energy topic. We provide an overview of the geopolitical causes, the blow to logistics, and the possible consequences for inflation, consumer prices, the transport sector, and the U.S. economy in the months ahead.

Oil under pressure from war: how the Strait of Hormuz, attacks and export risks are shaking the global energy market

Oil under pressure from war: how the Strait ...

Find out why war and export uncertainty from the Persian Gulf are once again pushing oil to the center of the global crisis. We bring an overview of the impact of the Strait of Hormuz, attacks on shipping, crude oil prices, OPEC+ moves and the consequences for industry, transport and the global economy.

The IMF still sees growth in the world economy, but the differences among countries and sectors are becoming ever greater

The IMF still sees growth in the world ...

Find out what the latest estimates of the International Monetary Fund say about the growth of the world economy in 2026, why technological investment and consumption are sustaining optimism, and how trade tensions, geopolitical risks, and an uneven recovery are deepening differences among countries and sectors.

Fear of stagflation is rising again: more expensive energy, stubborn inflation, and weaker growth are changing the global outlook

Fear of stagflation is rising again: more ...

Find out why more and more analysts are warning about the return of stagflation and how more expensive energy, inflation, interest rates, and weaker economic growth are affecting the decisions of central banks, investors, governments, and companies in 2026.

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