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A Pew Research Center finding shows French adults are notably more pessimistic about their economic situation than adults in other countries surveyed. The results place France apart internationally, with French respondents expressing especially downbeat views of the economy. The finding has drawn attention as analysts weigh what makes France an outlier among wealthy nations in its economic mood.
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Scientists are expressing concern about a potential El Niño event in 2026, warning the climate pattern could bring extreme weather worldwide, including heatwaves, droughts, floods and disrupted monsoons. The BBC's Global Story examines what researchers know so far, why the timing matters, and how a warming planet may intensify El Niño's effects on food supplies, economies and vulnerable communities across the globe.
- 3Sitharaman pledges infrastructure push to boost consumption●‘We want to get money into hands of the people… pump up consumption through public spending on infrastructure’ | India N
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the government wants to put money into people's hands and lift consumption through public spending on infrastructure. The remarks, reported by The Indian Express, underline Delhi's reliance on capex-led stimulus to support demand and growth, and drew wide attention as Indians debate the cost of living, jobs and the effectiveness of government spending.
- 4Trump's Approval Rating Slips as Economic Confidence Falls▼Trump’s Approval Rating Drops as Fewer Americans Are Confident in His Handling of the Economy, Other Issues
A new Pew Research Center survey finds Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped, with fewer Americans expressing confidence in his handling of the economy and other key policy areas. The findings suggest weakening public support on issues that had previously been seen as among his political strengths, providing fresh evidence of declining confidence in his leadership overall.
- 5California Latino voters voice economy worries ahead of midterms●California Latino voters express growing concerns over economy, Trump administration ahead of midterms
Latino voters in California are expressing growing concerns about the economy and the Trump administration as the midterm elections approach. The shift matters because Latino voters are a key bloc in California and nationally, and their frustration over cost-of-living and economic issues could influence congressional and state races.
- 6India, Qatar and South Africa bid to host 2036 Olympics▼India, Qatar, S.Africa among nations who want to host 2036 Olympics
India, Qatar and South Africa are among the countries expressing interest in hosting the 2036 Summer Olympic Games, according to RFI. The race for 2036 is shaping up as hosts weigh major infrastructure investments against the prestige and economic boost that come with staging the world's biggest sporting event. No host city has yet been selected.
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Episode 72 of Economy Express has been released, continuing the program's regular coverage of economic news and developments. The show delivers analysis and updates on economic topics for its audience. Beyond the episode's publication, no further details about its content or reception are available at this time.
- 8College students voice economic anxiety and political disillusionment▼college-students-economy-political-anxiety-disillusion: Latest Updates
College students across the United States are expressing growing anxiety about the economy and disillusionment with politics. Reports point to worries over jobs, the cost of living, and student debt, alongside a loss of faith in political institutions to address their concerns. The mood marks a shift in how young voters see their economic prospects and the political system.
- 9Voters favor Democrats on economy but trust neither party, poll finds▼Voters back Democrats on economic and affordability issues but trust neither party: Poll
A new poll finds voters favor Democrats on economic and affordability issues, but express trust in neither party. The results point to a persistent credibility gap: while Republicans are seen as weaker on costs and the economy, Democrats have failed to convert that advantage into broader public confidence, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with both parties on the issues voters care most about.
- 10Singapore crypto economy grows 55% as South Korea moves on market makers●LATEST: Singapore’s crypto economy grows 55%, South Korea set to make crypto market makers legal, and Chinese spy minist
Singapore's crypto economy has expanded by 55%, while South Korea is preparing to legalise crypto market makers, according to a weekly Asia Express roundup from Cointelegraph. The report also notes that China's spy ministry has warned would-be foreign spies that it is monitoring blockchain activity across the region.
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Indian startup Eloelo has announced a new artificial intelligence tool that converts written scripts into videos, as reported by The Indian Express. The launch places the Bengaluru-area live entertainment and social commerce platform among a growing field of Indian companies building generative AI products for content creation. Details on the tool's features, pricing and availability have not yet been widely reported, but the announcement is drawing attention in India's startup and creator-economy circles.