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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

Hinton, Bengio and fellow AI researchers warn of an ‘intelligence explosion’ AI research automation → more capable AI → a ‘self-amplifying’ scenario Full automation remains hypothetical, with humans still essential to validating results

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US naval blockade constricts trade routes along Iran's southern coast Iran turns to the Caspian Sea for Russian grain and military supplies Attacks by wartime adversaries and limited capacity constrain the northern alternative Iran is t

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World Labs acquisition secures spatial intelligence technology, broadening AMD’s AI business Chips combined with models and software to develop systems for robotics and autonomous driving From robot training to autonomous driving validation, AI applications expand into the physical world

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Weak domestic demand drives China’s low-cost exports, pressuring South Korean and Japanese chemical and steel markets Japanese producers face falling sales and profits as tariffs aim to protect domestic industry Chinese alternative steel products enter South Korea, challenging local producers’ pricing power

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Binge eating and weight-loss depictions in mukbang videos raise concerns about imitation by vulnerable viewers YouTube suspends monetization of popular channels, prioritizing viewer impact over creators’ intentions K-food promotion built around mukbang faces scrutiny over addictive appeal and social harm

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Kingnet joins acquisition consortium with $298 million after settling Mir IP dispute Focus on securing IP and core developers to target China’s $5 billion-plus market Concerns that China’s in-house development capabilities may weaken incentives to retain South Korean operations

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Aging frontline workforce and rising graduate supply reverse labor-market dynamics AI displaces entry-level office work, narrowing hiring prospects for new graduates University credentials lose signaling power as degree-based hiring recedes

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Repeated underground nuclear tests accumulate crustal damage at Mount Mantap Stress redistribution reactivates faults, increasing earthquake frequency and magnitude Prolonged seismicity in Kilju County raises possibility of stimulating volcanic activity at Mount Paektu

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Repeated acceptance of chatbot answers, wholesale outsourcing of thought Faster assignment completion at the expense of memory and verification practice Cognitive debt spills into the labor market, widening hiring and wage disparities <

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AI emerges as a core technology of national power as the US-China battle for leadership intensifies Leaders of both countries reject calls to slow development amid fears of ceding the first-mover advantage Europe joins the large-scale investment race, leaving little prospect of an AI slowdown becoming reality

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Surging visitor numbers drive up maintenance costs for cities and tourist destinations Governments expand accommodation, departure and port levies Measures aimed at sharing congestion costs and boosting tax revenue As surging vi

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China’s rare earth export controls deepen uncertainty over critical-material procurement Public-private investment converges on alternative magnets, overseas mines and domestic refining Japan’s integrated supply chain spanning procurement, processing and recycling takes shape

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China accelerates diversification of foreign reserve assets by increasing gold reserves and reducing U.S.

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Fed signals possibility of further tightening after holding rates steady in July Global financial markets treat ECB and BOJ rate hikes as virtually certain Heat waves, drought and military conflicts compound inflationary pressures worldwide

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Major Chinese solar companies post consecutive earnings declines Triple blow from oversupply, weaker domestic demand and Western restrictions Chinese government moves to contain crisis as emerging markets benefit from low-cost solar equipment

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AI Expands Its Reach Into Standardized Tasks Automation of Support Functions Reshapes Organizations Around Skilled Workers Income Divide Widens Between Displaced Workers and Those Who Leverage AI Microsoft founder Bi

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“At Least Eight in One Day”: Chinese Automakers Locked in Fierce New-Model Launch Race Gaps Emerge in Validation Procedures, While Repair and Maintenance Networks Face Growing Strain at Home and Abroad Eroding Market Confidence Threatens to Undermine Chinese Automakers’ Overseas Expansion

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