Donald Trump announces new tariffs affecting 150 countries while negotiations for trade deals continue. This shift could have major implications for global trade dynamics and US economic policy.
In a bold move, President Trump announces that new tariffs are coming as trade negotiations with over 150 countries stall. What does this mean for global trade and the US economy? Find out now!
In a surprising move, President Trump hinted at reducing tariffs on China to 80%. While this is a drop from the current 145%, is it enough to satisfy investors? Key trade talks in Switzerland are set to unfold this weekend.
Stock futures remained steady as the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged amidst rising inflation and unemployment risks. Fed Chair Powell warned of economic uncertainty, leaving investors anxious about a potential recession.
In a recent interview, Trump confirmed he won't remove Jerome Powell as Fed chairman, calling him a 'total stiff' while insisting on lower interest rates. He blames Biden for economic issues and continues to push his tariff agenda, claiming it will ultimately benefit Americans.
Despite a recent rally, investors remain cautious about stocks due to tariff uncertainties. Upcoming data on jobs and inflation could reveal the true impact of Trump's tariffs on the economy.
In a recent news conference, Donald Trump announced that tariffs on Chinese goods will decrease substantially, amid ongoing tensions between the US and China. With the S&P 500 rising, what does this mean for the future of trade and the US economy?
U.S. Vice President JD Vance visits India for four days to discuss trade deals and strengthen ties with Modi. The visit comes amid ongoing trade tensions with China and aims to boost bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030.
In a bold statement, China cautions nations against yielding to US pressure in trade discussions linked to President Trump's tariffs. As negotiations unfold, the implications for global trade are significant.
China has issued a strong warning against countries considering economic deals with the US that undermine its interests, amidst an escalating trade war. The nation is preparing countermeasures as tensions rise.
