Asian markets were mixed Monday as traders geared up for an expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve this week. Equities have enjoyed a strong run-up over recent weeks as a string of data on jobs and inflation provided the US central bank with enough leeway to resume its rate reductions. Wednesday’s policy … Continue reading “Asian Markets Fluctuate Ahead Of Expected US Rate Cut”
China’s industrial production and retail sales growth slumped further last month, official data showed Monday, missing forecasts and highlighting prolonged challenges in the world’s second-largest economy. Beijing has struggled to fully reignite its economy since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the country’s once booming property sector mired in a debt crisis as … Continue reading “China August Industrial Production, Retail Growth Slumped”
A white light flashes above the studio door as Bonnie Ralston takes to the airwaves of Allegheny Mountain Radio, one of the many stations across the United States imperiled by President Donald Trump’s funding cuts. The station, which relies on volunteers like Ralston, is one of the only to broadcast in the area, delivering … Continue reading “US Public Radio Fights For Survival After Trump Funding Cuts”
It can take some time for new signings to settle into their new club, and it’s looking like that will be the case for German wonderkind Florian Wirtz. While I wouldn’t call his initial appearances poor per se, it has been telling that he hasn’t been able to impose himself for long stretches in any … Continue reading “Hugo Ekitike and Florian Wirtz: A Shared Understanding”
BURNLEY VS. LIVERPOOL | Sunday, September 14th |Premier League | Turf Moor2PM BST/9AM EST Liverpool somehow avoided playing the early Saturday kickoff away from home immediately after an international break this time out, but do have to play away at Burnley nonetheless. Turf Moor has often been a tricky ground for Liverpool over the years, … Continue reading “Burnley vs. Liverpool: Premier League 2025-26 Live Coverage & How to Watch”
BURNLEY 0 – 1 LIVERPOOL Liverpool: Salah 90+4’ (pen) Pre-Match The most important part of today is that this is the end of the international break for Liverpool and boy is it welcome. Jeremie Frimpong is back from his short injury spell, and although Curtis Jones will miss out after getting injured against Arsenal, and … Continue reading “Burnley 0, Liverpool 1 – Match Recap: Snoozing On The Turf”
Leicester City: van Egmond 59’ Liverpool: NA Pre-Match First Half Gareth Taylor and the Liverpool FC Women paly their first away match of the WSL season as they take on Leicester City. Both teams are in search of their first points of the season after big losses to open the season. The Foxes were drubbed … Continue reading “Leicester City 1, Liverpool FC Women 0: Poor Second Half Sinks Reds Again”
Everyone knew Scott Parker would set up Burnley in a low block and look to frustrate Liverpool with a suffocating lack of space in the defensive third. Liverpool created plenty of shooting opportunities, but struggled to find clean looks throughout the first half. Arne Slot made some personnel changes that saw the Reds up the … Continue reading “Digging Deeper Into Liverpool’s Late Magic Against Burnley”
Sunday’s match against Burnley very nearly ended in a 0-0 draw if it hadn’t been for the last gasp penalty awarded to Liverpool, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it was a bad match. Sure, it wasn’t exactly a fun watch, but we got through it, didn’t we? Arne Slot gave his opinion on the hard … Continue reading “Slot Talk: “Open Play Is Quite Difficult If You Have To Outplay 11 Players””
Liverpool are back to Premier League action in a few short hours. With the backside of the September International Break in vie, fans can now let out that big exhale and focus on what really matters: the Reds’ chase for their 21st and 7th Premier League and Champions League trophies. Since the last match before … Continue reading “Slot’s Selection Headache: What’s Liverpool’s Best Attacking Three?”