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Fed framework gives rise to mash-up of views, averaging strategies - Vimarsana News

Fed framework gives rise to mash-up of views, averaging strategies

The Federal Reserve's new approach to monetary policy, meant to provide a clear path for the central bank to reach its inflation target, has led for now to a conflicting array of interpretations as officials turn perhaps sooner than anticipated to a debate about when to raise interest rates.

How Sweden became the Silicon Valley of Europe - Vimarsana News

How Sweden became the Silicon Valley of Europe

As Klarna's billionaire founder Sebastian Siemiatkowski prepares to stage one of the biggest-ever European fintech company listings, a feast of capitalism, he credits an unlikely backer for his runaway success: the Swedish welfare state.

Polish government expects majority on contested media reform bill - Vimarsana News

Polish government expects majority on contested media reform bill

Poland's government said on Wednesday it was confident of still commanding a majority in parliament, despite the dismissal of the leader of a junior coalition party as deputy prime minister.

Train driver strike paralyses traffic across Germany - Vimarsana News

Train driver strike paralyses traffic across Germany

A strike by train drivers over pay severely disrupted services across Germany on Wednesday, adding to pressure on European supply chains and frustrating passengers at a time of high demand during the summer holiday season.

Analysis: Brazil's Bolsonaro rolls out tanks to cover his weak position - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Brazil's Bolsonaro rolls out tanks to cover his weak position

The clouds of dark exhaust spewing from aging tanks and amphibious vehicles rolling past far-right President Jair Bolsonaro on Tuesday were a poor smoke screen for a leader whose political support is slipping and re-election is in trouble.