US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Washington is considering financial support measures for the United Arab Emirates, including a potential currency swap arrangement, as geopolitical tensions linked to the Iran conflict raise economic risks across the Gulf region.Speaking in an interview with CNBC, Trump confirmed that discussions around…

On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump said he expects a “great deal” with Iran even as he resists extending a ceasefire, while Bitcoin traded lower amid geopolitical uncertainty. Meanwhile, Kevin Warsh reaffirmed the Federal Reserve’s independence during his Senate hearing, and crude oil prices remained volatile as markets weighed supply…

Kevin Warsh, nominated by President Donald Trump to lead the Federal Reserve, told lawmakers on Tuesday that he would work with the Treasury Department to reduce the central bank’s balance sheet, outlining what could become a long-term shift in monetary policy strategy.Speaking during his Senate confirmation hearing, Warsh emphasized coordination…

President Donald Trump’s decision to offer an indefinite ceasefire has created confusion in the financial markets, with analysts struggling to predict how the war might conclude. It also suggests that Trump is increasingly trapped and has heightened fears that the worst may still lie ahead.Donald Trump thought the war would…

British consumer price inflation rose to 3.3% in March, up from 3.0% in February, according to official figures published on Wednesday.The data reflects the first visible impact on prices from tensions in the Middle East.The rise in inflation matched expectations from economists surveyed by Reuters, who had largely forecast an…

For the better part of four years, Americans lived in a paradoxical US economy. It recorded record-low unemployment, produced 16 million new jobs, and wages were rising for the lowest-paid workers, while feeling, to a majority of households, like one of the worst in modern memory.Donald Trump won the White…

The war involving Iran has unsettled one of the Gulf’s most stable expatriate hubs, triggering a notable outflow of British residents from the United Arab Emirates. However, rather than returning to the United Kingdom, many are opting for alternative destinations in Europe, underscoring deeper concerns around taxation, lifestyle, and long-term…

US investors in Hungary are expecting a more predictable policy environment following the election victory of centre-right opposition leader Peter Magyar over Prime Minister Viktor Orban.The outcome has raised hopes of reduced policy volatility after years marked by sudden legal changes and ad hoc government measures.The American Chamber of Commerce…