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AI Alone Won’t Transform U.S. Healthcare
AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare by providing personalized treatment plans, streamlining clinical trials, and aiding in the development of novel therapeutics. However, AI alone cannot fix the flaws in the U.S. healthcare system; it will require serious structural reforms. There are three priorities: accelerate the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care, and integrate AI in the next generation of value-based care strategies; embed AI into medical education and training; and engage doctors and patients in AI development and use.
‘Tariffs alone won’t fix the country’s rice woes’ — ADB - BusinessWorld Online
By Luisa Maria Jacinta C. Jocson, Senior Reporter TARIFF SCHEMES like seasonal duties are not enough to stabilize rice supply in the Philippines, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said, citing the need for structural reforms to better protect farmers and still keep prices affordable. “Tariffs alone won’t fix the country’s rice woes,” ADB Senior Director […]
Beat Wittmann: «Germany Needs Another Wirtschaftswunder»
After years of self-inflicted economic stagnation and a predictable and predicted loss of competitiveness, Germany urgently needs structural reforms and overdue investments to stop its economic erosion and tap into its massive potential, Beat Wittmann writes in his essay for finews.first.
India Shines As Favourite Global Bet Amid Oil And Dollar Tailwinds For Raymond James' Matt Orton
India stands out as the top global investment bet for Matt Orton, head of advisory solutions and market strategy at Raymond James Investment Management, buoyed by lower oil prices and a softer dollar. “India has been a clear beneficiary of these tailwinds, and its domestic growth trajectory remains solid,” Orton said. India’s economy has been resilient amid global volatility, supported by robust structural reforms and strong domestic demand, he said.
France's Budget Deficit Widens to a New High in May 2025 - ForexTV
According to the latest figures released on July 2, 2025, France's government budget balance has seen a substantial shift, reaching a deficit of -94.0 billion euros in May 2025. This marks a significant widening from the previous month of April 2025, where the budget deficit stood at -69.3 billion euros.This increase indicates a growing fiscal strain on the French economy, as the government attempts to navigate complex economic challenges. With the deficit reaching this new peak, questions arise on the path forward for France's financial strategists, as they work to balance social spending, economic growth, and fiscal responsibility.The escalating budget deficit in France may spur further deliberations on necessary policy adjustments and structural reforms aimed at stabilizing the economic trajectory for the latter half of the year. Observers now await government response strategies and potential European Union oversight as the deficit trends continue to be scrutinized.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com
US tariffs on India: Tariffs a temporary storm, structural reforms key for India: Arvind Sanger - The Economic Times
Arvind Sanger of Geosphere Capital Management suggests a trade deal with the U.S. would benefit India by reducing market uncertainty and promoting economic competitiveness. While U.S. tariffs create short-term market volatility, Trump aims to secure deals, potentially delaying implementation. Ultimately, India's market performance hinges more on economic fundamentals and corporate earnings than tariff-related news.