Anthropic2026-10-17 09:20:28Anthropic co-founder says AI could lift U.S. GDP to $44 trillionAnthropic co-founder Jack Clark said Saturday that artificial intelligence capabilities are improving quickly and could drive faster change across a wide range of fields. Citing an internal economic model from Anthropic, Clark said AI could help push U.S. economic output to $44 trillion by 2030, up from a level he described as currently a little above $30 trillion. He acknowledged that the projection 「sounds pretty crazy」, but argued that AI is already sharply accelerating scientific discovery. Speaking at the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok, Clark also said the international community should work together to create 「special and strict rules」 for what he described as a transformative technology. He added that if GDP were to expand by that much, economic theory would imply the creation of new industries and inventions to support an economy of that scale. The remarks were cited by Odaily, which attributed the report to Jin10.470
European Cent2026-10-17 06:08:45Lagarde says sound public finances remain a key pillar of economic stabilityEuropean Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said sound public finances are a key pillar of economic stability, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. She said governments should make sure fiscal measures introduced to respond to the energy shock remain temporary and targeted. Lagarde also reiterated that the euro area economic outlook faces downside risks, while inflation risks are tilted to the upside. The remarks focused on fiscal discipline, the design of energy-related support measures, and the balance of risks facing the eurozone economy and inflation.400
Citigroup2026-09-04 14:22:37Citigroup Pushes Back Fed Rate Cut Forecast to Mid-2027Citigroup now expects the Federal Reserve to begin its rate-cutting cycle in June 2027, delaying its previous forecast of October 2026. The bank projects three 25-basis-point cuts in June, September, and December 2027.1070
Trump2026-07-09 02:36:19Trump Declares U.S. Stock Market Will Hit 'Many More All-Time Highs', Calls Economy 'Hottest Ever'President Trump told Republican senators the U.S. economy is 'the hottest we've ever had' and predicted stock records despite a temporary dip from a government shutdown. He cited a construction boom and Toyota's $10B investment.630
Donald Trump2026-07-09 02:32:56Trump Predicts US Stock Market Will Hit 'Many More Record Highs,' Calls Economy 'Hottest Ever'President Trump told Republican senators the US is experiencing its 'hottest economy ever' and predicted stock markets will reach new records despite temporary downturns from government shutdown. He cited construction boom, Toyota's $10B investment, and urged ending filibuster for tax cuts.620
