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Defense Stocks Jump as Trump’s Ukraine U-Turn Fuels Gains (24.09.2025)
Defense Stocks Jump as Trump’s Ukraine U-Turn Fuels Gains (24.09.2025)
Defense stocks rose anew across Europe and Asia on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump said NATO countries should shoot down Russian aircraft that violated their airspace and struck a more sympathetic tone on Ukraine’s chances of winning the war.
Defense Stocks Jump as Trump’s Ukraine U-Turn Fuels Gains (24.09.2025)
OECD Economic Outlook, Interim Report September 2025 (23.09.2025)
OECD Economic Outlook, Interim Report September 2025 (23.09.2025)
Global growth was more resilient than anticipated in the first half of 2025, with industrial production and trade supported by front-loading ahead of higher tariffs. However, recent indicators show some signs of softening growth and disinflation has levelled off. Effective tariff rates on imports to the United States have also risen further since May. Global growth is expected to moderate as the full impact of higher tariffs is felt. Key downside risks include further increases in trade barriers, a resurgence of inflationary pressures, increased concern about fiscal risks, and disruptive repricing in financial markets that endangers financial stability. On the upside, reductions in trade restrictions or more rapid development of artificial intelligence technologies could push economic growth higher.The Interim Report says that countries need to find ways of engaging co-operatively within the global trading system and working together to make trade policy more transparent and predictable. Central banks should remain vigilant, but can lower policy interest rates where underlying inflation is projected to moderate towards target, provided inflation expectations remain well anchored. Fiscal discipline is needed to safeguard longer-term debt sustainability and allow governments to react to future shocks. Enhanced structural reform efforts are required to durably improve living standards and help realise the potential from new technologies, such as artificial intelligence.The Interim Report is an update on the assessment in the June 2025 of the Economic Outlook (Volume 2025 Issue 1).
OECD Economic Outlook, Interim Report September 2025 (23.09.2025)
Nvidia to Invest $100 Billion in OpenAI for Data Centers (23.09.2025)
Nvidia to Invest $100 Billion in OpenAI for Data Centers (23.09.2025)
Nvidia Corp. will invest as much as $100 billion in OpenAI to support building of new data centers and other artificial intelligence infrastructure, a blockbuster deal that underscores booming demand for AI tools like ChatGPT and the computing power to make them run.
Nvidia to Invest $100 Billion in OpenAI for Data Centers (23.09.2025)
Einigung bei Metaller-KV: Lohnplus deutlich unter Inflation (22.09.2025)
Einigung bei Metaller-KV: Lohnplus deutlich unter Inflation (22.09.2025)
Bei der diesjährigen Metallerlohnrunde haben sich die Verhandler am Montagnachmittag nach nur wenigen Stunden auf einen neuen Kollektivvertrag für die rund 190.000 Beschäftigten geeinigt. Am 1. November 2025 steigen die Ist-Löhne und -Gehälter um 1,41 Prozent, die Mindestentgelte werden um zwei Prozent angehoben. Am 1. November 2026 steigen die Ist-Löhne und -Gehälter um 1,9 Prozent und die kollektivvertraglichen Mindestentgelte um 2,1 Prozent. Dazu gibt es Einmalzahlungen.
Einigung bei Metaller-KV: Lohnplus deutlich unter Inflation (22.09.2025)
Trump’s Pricey H-1B Visas Alarm Prospects Aiming for US Jobs (22.09.2025)
Trump’s Pricey H-1B Visas Alarm Prospects Aiming for US Jobs (22.09.2025)
Satish, a graduate student from India studying in San Francisco, thought this fall would be about finishing his business degree and then lining up an H-1B visa, the work permit that’s become a mainstay for skilled immigrants in the US.
Trump’s Pricey H-1B Visas Alarm Prospects Aiming for US Jobs (22.09.2025)
Metaller: KV-Verhandlungen brechen mit Tradition (22.09.2025)
Metaller: KV-Verhandlungen brechen mit Tradition (22.09.2025)
Mit dem Start der Kollektivvertragsverhandlungen der Metallindustrie wird am Montagnachmittag die Herbstlohnrunde eröffnet. Angesichts der hohen Inflation will die Gewerkschaft die Kaufkraft sichern und schließt eine Nulllohnrunde aus, will aber zunächst keine konkrete prozentuelle Lohnforderung vorlegen. „Wir werden in die Verhandlungen völlig offen gehen“, sagte der Chef der Metallergewerkschaft PRO-GE, Reinhold Binder, Montagfrüh im Ö1-Morgenjournal.
Metaller: KV-Verhandlungen brechen mit Tradition (22.09.2025)