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Arctic Geopolitics and the U.S.-Russia Rivalry Over Greenland

The United States has viewed Greenland as a strategic asset for over a century, with efforts to assert influence dating back to the 19th century. Historically, Washington made multiple attempts to acquire Greenland, including a formal offer to Denmark after World War II. The Arctic island's vast...

Moderate US Consumer Spending and Rising Prices Fuel Stagflation Fears

Consumer spending in the United States is showing only a modest recovery, with caution in discretionary expenditures reflecting broader economic uncertainty. While there has been some improvement in overall spending, consumers are prioritizing essential goods over luxury items, signaling a lack of...

Trump’s Auto Tariffs Spark Global Repercussions

The decision by President Donald Trump to impose a 25% tariff on imported vehicles is poised to send shockwaves through both domestic and international markets. With the U.S. importing over $220 billion worth of passenger cars annually, this move is expected to trigger a sharp increase in vehicle...

Banking experts improve forecasts for China's GDP amid economic stimulus

According to The Wall Street Journal, experts are increasingly optimistic about China's economic future due to significant stimulus measures enacted by Beijing, even in light of worries regarding potential trade war repercussions with the U.S. In the last month, analysts from various investment...

Canadian authorities to allocate $1.4 bln to help country's auto sector amid trade war

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has committed to dedicating 2 billion Canadian dollars ($1.4 billion) to establish a “strategic fund” to support the domestic auto industry during the trade conflict with the U.S., according to Market Watch. Carney mentioned that his administration would attempt...

Economic Warning: U.S. Faces a New Stagflation Threat

Stagflation—a condition defined by the coexistence of high inflation and high unemployment—has long been a puzzle for economists. Traditionally, economic models suggested that rising inflation would be accompanied by lower unemployment. However, the economic conditions of the 1970s demonstrated...

ECB ponders new rate cuts

Piero Cipollone, a member of the ECB Governing Council, informed the Spanish publication Expansion that the case for additional monetary easing by the European Central Bank has strengthened since the last meeting. "During our March meeting, markets anticipated a decline in interest rates in the...

Euro Zone Economy Accelerates: Growth Reaches Seven-Month High in March

Euro zone business activity reached its fastest pace in seven months, marking a notable recovery as the manufacturing sector eased its long-standing downturn. Recent figures reveal that manufacturing output is slowly picking up steam, bolstered by improving factory performance and modest expansion...

U.S. Tariff Policy Reconfigured: Exclusion of Sector-Specific Measures Set for April 2?

In a notable turn of events, the U.S. government is preparing to exclude sector-specific tariffs that were originally slated for implementation on April 2. The decision marks a clear tactical adjustment in the nation's trade approach, reflecting a more nuanced stance in its broader protectionist...

India's Manufacturing Ambitions Falter: $23 Billion Initiative Undergoes Strategic Overhaul

India launched a bold $23 billion initiative aimed at boosting domestic manufacturing and luring companies away from China. The program was designed as a flagship effort to transform the country into a robust manufacturing hub, reducing dependence on foreign production and strengthening local...
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