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Japan pares back growth outlook as tariff shock, weak consumption and investment chill recovery

Japan’s government has downgraded its growth forecast for the current fiscal year, trimming its outlook as a convergence of external shocks and domestic pressures undermines a fragile rebound. Officials cited a sharper-than-expected hit to exports from trade frictions, cooling capital expenditure...

Germany’s factories slump back to pandemic-era output as demand, tariffs and competition bite

Germany’s industrial production slid back to levels not seen since the first coronavirus wave in 2020, a fresh signal that Europe’s largest economy is wrestling with a damaging mix of weak overseas demand, rising global competition and policy uncertainty. The month-on-month fall in June deepened a...

Major Trade Deal Between India and the US Collapsed Amid Missteps and Miscommunication

The collapse of long-anticipated trade talks between India and the United States has left New Delhi reeling from a sudden imposition of 25% tariffs on key exports, along with the threat of additional penalties over oil imports. After five rounds of negotiations, what had once been billed as a...

India Expands Online Censorship as Legal Clash with Social Media Platform Intensifies

In a mounting legal confrontation that has drawn attention across India’s digital and political landscape, the government’s expanding internet censorship regime is facing direct challenge from a major global social media platform. At the heart of the dispute is a sweeping legal framework introduced...

EC approves €11 billion program for wind power development in France

The European Commission revealed that it has approved the plans of the French authorities to allocate €11 billion from the state budget for the advancement of offshore wind energy. France can accelerate the deployment of offshore wind energy capacity in accordance with the Clean Industrial Deal...

Chinese Firms Pursue Record U.S. Listings to Secure Deeper Capital and Premium Valuations Despite Geopolitical Tensions

A surge of Chinese companies is aggressively pursuing initial public offerings (IPOs) and special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) deals in the United States this year, setting the stage for a potential record tally despite simmering geopolitical and trade tensions between Washington and Beijing....

Policy and Demographic Headwinds Curb U.S. Labor Market Expansion

The U.S. labor market entered August with a marked slowdown in hiring, raising fresh questions about the momentum of the economic recovery. Nonfarm payrolls rose by just 73,000 jobs in July—well below analysts’ expectations—while revisions to May and June data trimmed a combined 258,000 positions....

Global Markets Reel as Trump’s Tariff Wave Sends Stocks, Bonds and Currencies Into Turmoil

When President Donald Trump announced on August 1 a sweeping increase in import duties on goods from nearly 70 trading partners, global markets responded with immediate alarm. U.S. stock indices plunged, European equities tumbled and Asian bourses opened sharply lower as investors digested the...

U.S. Targets India’s Agricultural, Tech and Financial Sectors Over Trade Barriers

South Asia’s largest economy now finds itself under fresh U.S. scrutiny as Washington ramps up criticism of a host of Indian industries it says are unfairly off-limits to American exporters and investors. In a move that will take effect on August 1, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 25...

How South Korea’s Negotiators Secured a $350 Billion U.S. Trade Deal

South Korea’s freshly appointed trade team pulled off a last-minute victory in Washington this week, locking in a $350 billion investment package and averting punitive U.S. tariffs that threatened to hit Seoul’s export-driven economy. With little more than weeks on the job following President Lee...
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