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Matthew Reuter

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Matthew Reuter is a senior economic correspondent at The Economy, where he covers global financial markets, emerging technologies, and cross-border trade dynamics. With over a decade of experience reporting from major financial hubs—including London, New York, and Hong Kong—Matthew has developed a reputation for breaking complex economic stories into sharp, accessible narratives. Before joining The Economy, he worked at a leading European financial daily, where his investigative reporting on post-crisis banking reforms earned him recognition from the European Press Association. A graduate of the London School of Economics, Matthew holds dual degrees in economics and international relations. He is particularly interested in how data science and AI are reshaping market analysis and policymaking, often blending quantitative insights into his articles. Outside journalism, Matthew frequently moderates panels at global finance summits and guest lectures on financial journalism at top universities.

Matthew Reuter

Japan Turns to Korea to Rebuild LNG Carrier Industry Rare Earth Supply Race With the U.S.

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NPEs Under Fortress Umbrella File Complaint With U.S. ITC Republican Lawmakers Join Calls for Action TSMC’s Critical Role in Semiconductor Supply Chains Raises Odds of Settlement Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.

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Lapses in security management and unauthorized data collection uncovered Regulatory intensity exceeds cases involving Meta and Amazon Coupang immediately pushes back as activity emerges within U.S.

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176,000 tickets listed on resale platforms just two days before kickoff More than 4,000 tickets available for the U.S.

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Britain’s Core Astute-Class Nuclear Submarine Force Enters Port Simultaneously, Creating a Capability Gap Structural Constraints Continue to Generate Friction, Clouding the Future of the AUKUS Alliance Budget Pressures and Shortage of Available Vessels Disrupt Nuclear Submarine Operations and Decommissioning

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Total population falls by 3.09 million in five years as decline accelerates Children aged 14 or younger at 11.2%, people aged 65 or older at 29.4% Regional property markets cool as banks’ earnings base weakens Japan’s t

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Revised Chinese outbound investment rules restrict technology transfers and tighten investment reviews “Stop capital flight” — Beijing escalates crackdown on mainland investors’ overseas stock investments Europe, scarred by the Nexperia episode, takes a harder line against Chinese M&A attempts

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China Unveils Automotive Standardization Plan, Revealing Ambition to Lead the Ecosystem Standardization Emerges as a Tool for Competitiveness, Raising Questions Over U.S.-Led Technology Order “Top-Tier Technology vs.

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Zijin Mining Targets Gold and Copper Supercycle Chinese Mining Groups Accelerate Global Asset Acquisitions U.S.

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A Shock Even Greater Than 2022: One-Fifth of LNG Supply Vanishes South Korea and Japan Ease Coal Power Restrictions, Taiwan Restarts Coal-Fired Generation Short-Term Coal Expansion May Ultimately Accelerate Structural Energy Reform

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Cracks Emerging in AI Chip Monopoly AMD Expands Supply Chain and Packaging Push, Broadcom Accelerates ASIC Offensive Google and Blackstone Forge TPU Alliance Signs of fragmentation are beginning to emerge in the artificial intelligence

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Australian naval strategy pushed into a stopgap extension regime for aging submarines AUKUS trapped by supply-chain bottlenecks and shortages of skilled labor Western undersea capabilities pressured by China’s expanding blue-water navy

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Surging cloud demand drives sharp escalation in infrastructure investment burdens Blackstone to inject $5 billion and secure majority ownership stake Alphabet’s growing dependence on external capital underscores limits of internal funding capacity

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AI Glasses Poised to Succeed Smartphones as the Next-Generation Device AI Delivers Instant Information Through Eyewear Alone, Unlocking Vast Use Cases From Meta to Samsung, Competition Intensifies Over AI Agent Wearable Dominance The race to

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Soaring popularity of obesity drugs drives sharp decline in restaurant spending Small-portion meals launched to target appetite-suppressed consumers Sales of products aimed at preventing side effects such as hair loss also climb

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Mounting calls within Labour for Starmer’s resignation after crushing local election defeat Deepening dependence on foreign labor fuels political instability in Britain Sweeping systemic overhaul needed to resolve labor shortages

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U.S. Automakers Deeply Reliant on Chinese Parts as Major Brands Struggle to Decouple Chinese EVs Emerging as Security and Economic Threat Amid Expanding Regulatory Barriers Trump’s Remark Urging Chinese Carmakers to Enter U.S.

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Gasoline Price Spike and Collapse in Consumer Sentiment Fuel Inflation Fears Resilient Employment and Consumption Undermine Fed Rate-Cut Expectations Market Focus Shifts to UAE Output Card and Saudi OSP Cuts U.S.

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