CoinVoice has recently learned that, according to Jinshi Data reports, CITIC Securities research states that since August, the overseas macro economy has continued to maintain resilience, but still faces challenges from economic decline, persistent inflation, and constraints from incremental policies, leading to a slight dovish shift in monetary policy. In the United States, we believe that macro data remains in a declining range, with economic activity showing signs of an early overdraw distortion effect, and the impact of inflation on consumption and residents' lives is beginning to emerge. The economy may significantly slow down in the second half of the year.
The economic situation in the Eurozone has seen some improvement, but it remains at a low level due to tariff disturbances from the United States. Australia's economy is less affected by tariffs than the Eurozone, with domestic consumption supporting its economy.
The economies of Japan and South Korea are relatively differentiated, with Japan still facing the problem of persistently high inflation, while South Korea's monetary policy has been eased this year, and the short-term effects of tax cuts may not meet expectations. [Original link]