China’s recent policies to boost the real estate market have been met with mixed reactions from analysts. Despite the government’s efforts, experts believe that these initiatives will take time to yield concrete results. S&P remains cautious about the situation, stating that the property market is still in search of a stable foundation. Edward Chan, director
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After much deliberation and negotiation, Virginia’s two-year, $188 billion budget has finally been officially approved. This resolution was made possible with the help of compromise and a stronger than expected tax collection season. Governor Glenn Youngkin emphasized the role of the labor market and business investments in driving record revenues for the Commonwealth. The approval
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The Municipal Forum of New York recently held their 33rd annual awards and leadership fellows fundraising dinner to honor industry leaders and veterans in the field. Among the recipients were Marjorie Henning, Albert Simons, and Jacques Jiha, each recognized for their outstanding contributions to the community and their respective fields. Marjorie Henning, the retired deputy
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As investors eagerly await additional information to help them navigate the future trajectory of U.S. interest rates, the dollar remains relatively stable following reserved remarks from Federal Reserve officials. Despite signs of a cooling inflation rate, the Japanese yen has displayed slight weakness against the dollar, hovering around 155.80 per unit as market participants keep
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