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Economics

China Claims Market Vindication

China’s swift reaction to the latest U.S. tariffs was not just confined to retaliatory trade measures. Beijing pointedly referenced the steep sell-off in global markets, especially the slump in Wall Street indices, as proof that Washington’s trade stance is self-damaging. The phrase “the market has...

FX Options Volume Soars as Investors Grapple with New US Tariff Shock

As the United States begins collecting a fresh 10% tariff under the Trump administration's directive, global financial markets have responded with a surge in foreign exchange (FX) options trading. Investors are turning to these derivatives to hedge against the mounting uncertainties triggered by...

Southeast Asian authorities count on talks with US over new tariffs

Countries in Southeast Asia, significantly affected by new US tariffs, are relying on negotiations with Washington to address the issue, according to media. Washington imposed a 46% tariff on Vietnam, prompting Vietnamese Trade Minister Nguyen Hong Dien to send a diplomatic note to the US on April...

US Tariffs Heighten Global Recession Concerns

The recent imposition of extensive tariffs by the United States has intensified apprehensions regarding a potential global economic downturn. These tariffs, encompassing a 10% baseline levy on all imports and significantly higher rates on specific countries, represent a marked shift in...

Global Economy Under Strain as U.S. Tariffs Reshape Trade Dynamics

In a move that has sent ripples through the global economic landscape, President Donald Trump announced a sweeping set of tariffs aimed at recalibrating the United States' trade relationships. The new policy imposes a baseline 10% tariff on all imports, with significantly higher rates for specific...

Demand for China's first green sovereign bonds exceeded placed volume almost 8 times

The demand for China’s inaugural green sovereign bonds, issued in London, surpassed 47 billion yuan ($6.5 billion). Previously, the Ministry of Finance of China announced that the total amount of the offering, which has two parts, will not go beyond 6 billion yuan. Simultaneously, the Ministry of...

Trump’s Auto Tariffs Threat Spark Fresh Supply-Price Shock

The U.S. auto industry has weathered multiple economic storms in recent years, but a new shock looms on the horizon: potential tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts. Former President Donald Trump’s proposal to impose a 25% levy threatens to reshape pricing dynamics, consumer affordability,...

‘Buy Canadian’ Gains Momentum, U.S. Companies Struggle to Retain Market Access

A wave of economic nationalism is altering the retail landscape in Canada, as consumers increasingly prioritize locally made products over American imports. The “Buy Canadian” movement, once a niche sentiment, has gained widespread traction, influencing both shopping habits and corporate...

Make Europe Great Again: The New Economic Strategy Reshaping Global Trade

A new era is unfolding in Europe as the continent shifts away from its traditional reliance on the United States for defense, energy, and economic stability. This transformation is not a mere reaction to short-term geopolitical tensions but a long-term strategy aimed at solidifying Europe’s...

The Trade War's Growing Toll: U.S. and Chinese Businesses Struggle Under New Tariffs

The latest round of tariffs imposed by the U.S. on Chinese imports is proving to be far more disruptive than the trade war that unfolded in 2018. Back then, many businesses managed to adjust by negotiating prices, finding alternative suppliers, or absorbing some of the costs. This time, however,...
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