On Thursday, US President Donald Trump implemented increased tariff rates, ranging from 10% to 50%, affecting numerous trading partners. This move is a trial of his approach to reduce US trade deficits, aiming to do so without significantly disrupting global supply chains, increasing inflation, or provoking strong retaliatory actions from other…
Canada’s goods trade deficit increased substantially to C$5.9 billion ($4.24 billion) in June, as imports outpaced exports, owing to…
Brazil’s central bank signalled on Tuesday it is sticking to a cautious monetary policy stance as it faces the…
Swiss exporters are bracing for the possibility of 39% US tariffs set to take effect Thursday, one of the…
On August 5, Donald Trump confirmed that the United States will impose tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals. Semiconductor tariffs are…
The arrival of generative artificial intelligence is already leaving its mark on the American labor market, with early signs…
Glencore has ruled out a shift of its primary listing to the United States, reaffirming its commitment to the…
Despite holding interest rates steady, the Reserve Bank of India has substantially revised its inflation forecast downwards, signaling potential…
As tensions between the US and India escalate, significant uncertainty shrouds the oil market currently. The imposition of secondary tariffs…