U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to fully enforce the 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports has sent ripples through domestic markets and international trade circles. With previously exploited duty‐free quotas and product exclusions now eliminated, the move is seen as a return to hardline...

The U.S. economy is reeling as a series of unpredictable tariff announcements by President Trump sends shockwaves across industries. In recent weeks, businesses have been caught off guard by rapid policy reversals and last-minute changes that have upended long-term planning. Companies across...

Japan’s latest national accounts have stirred up considerable discussion as revised fourth-quarter GDP data reveal that the economy expanded at an annualized rate of 2.2% instead of the initially reported 2.8%. The downward adjustment underscores concerns over weakening domestic demand and has put...

Global oil markets are reeling as top industry executives confront a downturn, spurred by conflicting policies and shifting strategic priorities. In boardrooms across the world, decision-makers are recalibrating investment plans and streamlining operations to weather a period marked by...

Wall Street and global investors are closely watching a series of mixed signals emanating from Washington, as President Trump continues to sidestep questions about whether his recent tariff moves could trigger an economic downturn. In a series of interviews and public statements, the administration...

In recent years, the global investment landscape has experienced notable shifts, with capital flows increasingly diverging from traditional U.S.-centric patterns. This evolution is influenced by a confluence of historical precedents, contemporary policy decisions, and emerging economic powerhouses....

The U.S. economy has experienced a slight yet uneven uptick in activity since mid-January, accompanied by modest employment gains and price increases. This period of growth is overshadowed by rising uncertainty stemming from recent trade policies, particularly the imposition of tariffs on key...

The rating agency Standard & Poor's predicts that by 2025, global sovereign debt will increase by 3% and hit $12.3 trillion. According to S&P Global Ratings' forecast, in 2025, countries globally will raise their borrowing by a total of 3% to reach $12.3 trillion. Therefore, global...

Saudi energy firm Aramco, in its 2024 report, revealed a major cut in dividends. According to Bloomberg, this choice will significantly impact the Saudi budget. By the conclusion of 2024, Aramco's net earnings decreased from $121.3 billion to $106.2 billion, with free cash flow dropping nearly 16%...