Analysis-Why PayPal’s stablecoin is likely to succeed where Facebook’s Libra failed
By Hannah Lang WASHINGTON (Reuters) – PayPal’s stablecoin is likely to succeed where Facebook’s failed, thanks to the payment giant’s standing in Washington and policymakers’ greater understanding of the issues in the…
Analysis-Why Republican presidential hopefuls are keeping out of US debt-ceiling squabble
By Gram Slattery and Tim Reid WASHINGTON (Reuters) – It is the one topic that everyone on Capitol Hill is talking about and yet hundreds of miles away, on the plains of…
Analysis-Why Biden’s child programs likely won’t go anywhere
By Andy Sullivan WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden’s budget proposal, released on Thursday, envisions a dramatic expansion of the federal safety net for children and families. Unlike programs that benefit…
Analysis-Why China’s reopening isn’t inflationary
By Rae Wee SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The world’s biggest factory and most populous nation has opened for business after three years, leading to a surge in demand as well as concerns it…
Analysis-Why is North Korea testing so many missiles?
By Josh Smith SEOUL (Reuters) – The hundreds of South Korean and American warplanes simulating attacks during drills are most likely what led North Korea to test a record number of missiles…
Analysis-Why the dollar’s wrecking-ball rally is not done yet
By Tom Westbrook SINGAPORE (Reuters) – A rally that has the dollar on course for its best year since 1984 has further to run, traders and analysts say, suggesting more pain almost…
Analysis-Why are Armenia and Azerbaijan fighting again, and why does it matter?
By Gabrielle Tétrault-Farber TBILISI (Reuters) – Several dozen Armenian soldiers and an undisclosed number of Azeris were killed on Tuesday in the deadliest fighting between Azerbaijan and Armenia since a 2020 war.…
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