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ECB Chief Economist sees Eurozone inflation outlook favorable

Philip Lane, Chief Economist of the European Central Bank (ECB), states that the chances of a major acceleration or deceleration of inflation in the Eurozone are low. He issued this remark while engaged in a conversation in Frankfurt. He stated that inflation in the Eurozone is improbable to drop...

Foreign investors bought US stocks at a record pace in Q2

Bloomberg reports, referencing Federal Reserve data, that foreign investors made unprecedented US stock acquisitions in the second quarter of 2025, even amid escalating tariff conflicts. Investment from abroad in the US stock market reached $290.7 billion between April and June. Stocks represented...

Britain Braces for 100% U.S. Tariff on Drugs Under Trump’s New Trade Push

Under a newly proposed trade regime, British pharmaceutical exports to the United States could suddenly face a sweeping 100 percent tariff unless firms establish manufacturing operations on U.S. soil. The drastic measure reflects President Trump’s aggressive push to reshore pharmaceutical...

Trump Eyes Chip-Based Tariffs on Foreign Electronics in Bold Trade Move

In a sweeping shift of trade strategy, the Biden–Trump era sees Donald Trump pushing ahead with plans to impose tariffs on imported electronic devices based squarely on the number of semiconductor chips each product contains. Under this approach—drawn from media reports and insider sources—the U.S....

Survey Finds Nearly Half of U.S. Firms in Europe Forecast Weakening Economic Ties

A newly released survey by the American Chamber of Commerce to the European Union (AmCham EU) reveals that 46 percent of U.S.-controlled companies operating in Europe believe that economic relations between the transatlantic partners will worsen in the coming period. This finding, drawn from...

Trump’s New Tariffs Reshape U.S. Trade on Drugs, Trucks and Furniture

President Donald Trump has unveiled sweeping new tariffs targeting pharmaceuticals, heavy-duty trucks, and a broad range of household goods, marking one of the most aggressive trade interventions of his second term. Beginning October 1, the U.S. will impose a 100 percent tariff on imported branded...

Tariffs Seen as Weakening But Not Yet Overturning Dollar’s Reserve Role

Economic experts and recent research warn that the wave of U.S. tariffs poses a threat to the dollar's position as the world’s primary reserve currency. However, they argue that despite serious risks, current tariff levels have not yet crossed the threshold that would erode the dollar’s dominance....

AI Surge Transforms Robo-Advisory Market into Investment Frontier

The robo-advisory industry is undergoing a rapid evolution, driven by artificial intelligence innovations. New tools are reshaping how people invest, what features they expect, and how fast the market is growing. While risks remain, observers say this moment marks a turning point: robo-advisors are...

China's Commerce Minister accuses the United States of hindering global trade

Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao stated that the United States' imposition of unilateral tariffs to exert pressure on other nations obstructs the advancement of the multilateral trading system and the stabilization of the global economy. The Chinese ministry remarked in a statement after Wang...

US Fed’s Powell’s Calculated Center: How the Fed Chair Balances Inflation Control and Job Protection

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is steering the central bank down a deliberately narrow path between two competing imperatives: bringing inflation back toward target and preventing a deterioration in the labor market. His public remarks and recent policy moves emphasize flexibility and...
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