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America’s national debt borrowing binge means interest payments will rocket to $2 trillion a year by 2036, CBO says

Annual interest payments will double to $2.14 trillion by 2036, nearly double the yearly budget for spending on defense.

Fortune

UK economy set to have recorded modest growth amid budget concerns

The Office for National Statistics will reveal the latest UK GDP data on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Nightmarish labor market finally shows signs of letting up—and ‘vindication’ for Jerome Powell

“Low-hire, low-fire” is so 2025-coded as January suggests companies may actually be hiring in 2026. This jobs report made Maria Bartiromo say, “Wow.”

Fortune

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Jobs Up, Federal Workers Down

Plus: Shifting goalposts on immigration and jobs, Netanyahu visits D.C., everything is fine in El Paso after all, and more...

Reason

Job Growth Sizzled to Start the Year. Here's Why It's Unlikely to Impact Interest Rates

The January jobs report came in much stronger than expected and the unemployment rate ticked lower to start 2026, easing worries about a slowing labor market.

Kiplinger

Jobs report lands with surprising 130,000 positions added to US economy last month

Job growth surpasses 100,000 for the first time since early 2025

The Independent UK

France set to clash with Germany and Italy as EU leaders seek economic boost

Paris is facing a Berlin-Rome axis in the debate over how to revive the EU economy. From eurobonds to a European preference and the Mercosur trade deal, competing visions are set to collide when the bloc’s 27 leaders meet on Thursday.

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Green shoots cheer London business as Budget fiasco uncertainty fades

Business activity in London shot up at its sharpest rate for two years in January in the latest sign of green shoot sprouting in the capital’s economy.

Evening Standard

Work is a ‘situationship,’ and your manager is a millennial: Welcome to the economy where breaking up is hard to do

Some 93% of workers admit to staying in jobs they don’t love for stability, while 63% say it’s “complicated” or they are “ready to break up.”

Fortune

Putin ‘trying to break the Ukrainian people – they will not be broken,’ says Nato’s Rutte - Europe live

Head of alliance warns that Ukraine ‘cannot sustain this fight or secure this peace alone’

The Guardian - UK

As challenges mount, a two-speed Europe emerges as a way out

The notion of a two-speed Europe has come to the fore as leaders search for groundbreaking solutions to revive the stagnant economy.

Euronews

‘The trend is irreversible’: has Romania shattered the link between economic growth and high emissions?

Emissions have plunged 75% since communist times in the birthplace of big oil – but for some the transition has been brutal

The Guardian - UK

The economy is booming. So why is the job market lagging?

The U.S. economy is on a tear

The Independent UK

Visa changes aim to boost tourism

The cabinet on Tuesday endorsed a comprehensive visa package proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) to boost tourism, attract long-stay visitors and stimulate the economy.

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The Conversation

What exactly is inflation, and are interest rates the only option for dealing with it?

Just when we thought it was safe to return to the supermarket aisle, it seems inflation has come back to bite us again. Worse, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) predicts it will linger for longer than previously expected, adding to cost-of-living concerns.

Fortune

Chipotle’s CEO isn’t worried about raising prices—most of his customers make more than $100k anyway

“They’re still spending in this tough economy,” Scott Boatwright said. “So we’re gonna lean into those consumers.”

The Conversation

Mandelson and the financial crash: why the Epstein allegations are so shocking

Suggestions that Peter Mandelson may have shared government information with Jeffrey Epstein amid the fallout of the global financial crisis are being investigated by police.

Fortune

America is shorting one of its best assets as the $38 trillion national debt runs out of control

There’s a 59% arbitrage opportunity hiding in plain sight and it has to do with college-educated women.

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The Future of AI Scaling Lies Beyond GPUs

Investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure continue to grow at a record pace. And fortunately or unfortunately, their impact on the U.S. economy remains limited. The share of AI investments in the country's GDP growth increased from 0.44 percentage points to 0.59 after the introduction of ChatGPT. The figure appears modest…

Fortune

The economy isn't K-shaped. For 87 million, people, it's desperate and for another 46 million it's elite

A K-shaped economy that lasts long enough results in a top that grows careless, a bottom that grows combustible, and the middle losing belief.

The Guardian - US

‘These are people’s livelihoods’: Minnesota’s economy in crisis amid ICE surge

Small businesses across the Twin Cities are suffering and owners say ‘Metro Surge’ could be worse than Covid-19

Euronews

Russia's oil revenues dwindle as sanctions bite, hitting economy

The Kremlin has resorted to higher taxes and borrowing to fill the gap left by dwindling oil revenues and slower economic growth.

The Conversation

How delays in Australia’s switch to clean energy are hurting workers

Australia is still dragging its feet on decarbonising the economy. Last September, the Albanese government committed to a 62–70% reduction in carbon emissions by 2035 and net zero by 2050. However, only one month later, the government conceded it would fall just shy of its 2030 target and likely miss…

AAP

Signs point to RBA fine tuning, rather than hike spree

Softer labour market data and consumer confidence levels reveal an economy coming back towards balance and not in need of major monetary tightening.

MarketBeat

2 Subscription Economy Winners That Still Dominate Their Niches

The subscription economy is booming, and market leaders Netflix and Adobe offer value and growth potential for investors looking for buy-low opportunities.

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