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The markets are declaring tariff victory too soon
Financial markets may be underestimating the long-term impact of potential disruptions in supply and demand, which could lead to prolonged instability and uncertainty in the US eco...
Read Full Article →The ‘Taco’ factor has spurred markets higher
Investor optimism driven by skepticism toward challenging policy decisions contributed to a volatile but upward movement in financial markets over the recent trading period.
Read Full Article →US retreats from full-scale trade war with China
The partial easing of tensions between the US and China has introduced considerable unpredictability in global markets, affecting investment strategies and economic forecasts acros...
Read Full Article →Global markets lifted by US-China trade talks
Positive developments in discussions between the United States and China have contributed to increased investor confidence, resulting in higher trading volumes and improved perform...
Read Full Article →German stocks hit record high as trade optimism swirls in markets
The Dax index reached an unprecedented level, marking the first major European market to fully rebound from earlier declines caused by concerns over potential US tariffs.
Read Full Article →Friedrich Merz fails in initial vote to become Germany’s chancellor
The unexpected defeat of Friedrich Merz in the first round of the chancellor election caused fluctuations in financial markets, reflecting investor uncertainty about Germany's poli...
Read Full Article →LSEG shareholders revolt over CEO David Schwimmer’s pay
Shareholders of LSEG express discontent regarding CEO David Schwimmer's compensation package, which is aligned with US competitors and is anticipated to increase to £7.8 million.
Read Full Article →GM to deploy ‘Covid playbook’ to offset $5bn tariff hit
General Motors is adjusting its profit projections due to anticipated financial impacts from tariffs, which could amount to $5 billion, while implementing strategies used during th...
Read Full Article →The digital countermove to Trump tariffs
The recent shift in U.S. trade policy amidst Trump's tariffs presents a unique opportunity for businesses to adapt and compete in the evolving global marketplace, potentially resha...
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