Margaret Sutherlin is a Multimedia Editor for Bloomberg News. With a focus on global politics, economics, and technology, Margaret's articles provide concise and informative briefings on current events and trends impacting the world. Her work covers a wide range of topics, including international relations, business developments, and technological advancements.
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By: Margaret Sutherlin
Half the world’s population—and GDP— are heading to the polls at some point in 2024. Elections are scheduled in some of the world’s youngest democracies, Pakistan and Tunisia, and in the oldest, like the UK. The European Union is voting. So too is Taiwan. And Indonesia. And Mexico. In Russia, President Vladimir Putin’s re-election in March is all but certain. India is expected to return Prime Minister Narendra Modi to office. But on other ballots like in Austria or the US, the outcomes remain un
By: Margaret Sutherlin
Investors want an interest-rate cut. The Federal Reserve isn’t so sure the economy needs one yet. And now traders are throwing a tantrum. US December retail sales beat expectations across the board on Wednesday, showing that the consumer remains resilient, and knocked down the probability of a March rate cut to that of a coin toss. Fed officials have said as much, too. Fed governor Christopher Waller said rates would be lowered “methodically and carefully” at best. So all those bold bets fo
By: Margaret Sutherlin, Thomas Houston
Pakistan’s military carried out targeted strikes against militant hideouts in Iran on Thursday, responding to an attack by Tehran a day earlier. Even as officials on both sides strove to prevent the situation from spiraling out of control, the tit-for-tat response is the most significant escalation between the two neighbors, which have had their conflicts in the past. The strikes are the latest sign of rising turmoil in the Middle East over the Israel-Hamas war. The US and UK struck Iranian-bac
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