get_global_news_openai not getting latest news

[samchenku]

Openai is hallucinating and provides outdated news.

Example:

1. **U.S. Dollar Decline and European Stock Rally**  
   - On November 6, the U.S. dollar weakened significantly, down by as much as 1.3% against major currencies including the euro, Canadian dollar, Mexican peso, and offshore Chinese yuan.  
   - European equity markets benefited, with the STOXX 600 index up by 0.3% and the MSCI All-World index rising by 0.4%.  
   - This rally was linked to reports that President-elect Donald Trump would delay implementing some proposed tariffs, easing some trade tensions temporarily.

2. **China's Large Fiscal Stimulus**  
   - On November 8, China announced a fiscal stimulus package totaling approximately $1.4 trillion (10 trillion yuan).  
   - Key measures include increasing the local government debt ceiling by 6 trillion yuan and issuing 800 billion yuan in special local government bonds annually for five years.  
   - The stimulus aims at reducing local government indebtedness and boosting economic growth amid global uncertainties.

3. **Upcoming G20 Johannesburg Summit (Nov 22-23, 2025)**  
   - The focus will be on solidarity, equality, and sustainable development, with a strong emphasis from South Africa on Africa’s development and global debt reform.  
   - This summit is likely to influence global cooperation frameworks and may impact emerging market economic policies.

4. **U.S. Tariff Policy and Trade Tensions**  
   - Early November saw the imposition by President Trump of a 100% tariff on Chinese goods effective Nov 1, in response to China’s export controls on rare earth minerals.  
   - An additional 10% tariff was imposed on Canadian goods, citing political issues in Ontario opposed to U.S. tariffs.  
   - These escalating tariffs contribute to ongoing trade tensions, adding volatility to global markets.

5. **Market Volatility Amid Trade Uncertainty**  
   - The S&P 500 has experienced significant swings reflecting investor caution.  
   - Asian markets like the Hang Seng and Nikkei 225 underperformed due to trade worries and economic uncertainties.  
   - U.S. 10-year Treasury yields rose to 4.18%, indicating inflation concerns related to trade and tariff policies.