US and EU Struggle to Bridge Trade Divide in Paris
European and U.S. trade negotiators gathered in Paris this week to address their ongoing tariff disputes but failed to achieve...
Economics
Indonesia Offers Tariff Concessions Before U.S. Talks
The Indonesian government plans to provide tariff benefits to U.S. imports before starting new trade negotiations which will begin in...
Trump’s Steel Tariffs Could Push Up Grocery Prices
The decision made by President Donald Trump to increase steel and aluminum import tariffs to 50% will create new price...
China: U.S. Tech Moves Violate Tariff Truce
The Chinese Commerce Ministry issued a statement on Monday to condemn serious violations of the recent tariffs agreement between China...
U.S. Inflation Eases in April Despite Ongoing Tariff Concerns
The April inflation data from the United States indicated minimal price effects from President Donald Trump's extensive trade tariffs on...
U.S. Consumer Spending Slows in April as Tariff Uncertainty Weighs
The U.S. consumer spending decreased in April because people stopped rushing to purchase products before import tariff increases took effect...
Trump Administration Cancels $700 Million Moderna Bird Flu Vaccine Deal
During the Trump administration $700 million worth of Moderna funding agreements were terminated for developing and purchasing bird flu vaccine...
IMF Lifts UK Growth Forecast, Urges Fiscal Discipline
The International Monetary Fund improved its forecast for the UK economic growth this year but still expressed concern about the...
Argentina Unveils Plan to Reclaim Billions in Hidden U.S. Dollars
Under the leadership of libertarian President Javier Milei Argentina has started a program to bring back massive amounts of unreported...
Buy Now, Pay Later Defaults Rise Amid Consumer Strain
The rising number of late payments on Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) loans creates worries about customer debt issues because...
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