China is signaling a decisive shift in its economic direction as policymakers prepare to anchor the next phase of growth around domestic consumption rather than investment and exports. After decades

President Donald Trump’s surprise directive for the U.S. military to “start testing our Nuclear Weapons” has unleashed a storm of fear, confusion, and geopolitical concern across Washington and allied capitals.

Major central banks around the world are increasingly signalling a cautious stance towards further interest‐rate cuts, even as economic growth softens and inflation edges lower. The pivot by the Federal

In a significant turn of events in the fraught U.S.–China economic relationship, President Donald Trump announced a reduction in tariffs on Chinese imports after a face-to-face meeting with Chinese President

The Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-point for the second consecutive meeting, but Chair Jerome Powell emphatically signalled that further reductions this year are far from

Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi firmly resisted U.S. pressure to halt imports of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) during her first high-level meeting with President Donald Trump in Tokyo.

A Reuters investigation reveals how the Trump family has built a vast, globe-spanning network of cryptocurrency ventures, transforming their business empire into one of the most lucrative and politically sensitive

The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed a resolution by a 52-48 vote aimed at terminating the 50 percent tariffs imposed on Brazilian imports under a national-emergency declaration issued by President

Global markets are once again bracing for a familiar spectacle — high-stakes negotiations between Washington and Beijing that could alter the course of world trade. As President Donald Trump and

In the shadowed logistics of global oil trade, paperwork and policies often matter more than pipelines and pumping stations. When sanctions sought to choke off Iranian and Russian energy revenues,

Europe’s top financial official has delivered a sharp warning about the growing barriers that prevent the continent’s banks from merging and achieving global scale. EU Commissioner for Financial Services Maria

In Kuala Lumpur, top economic officials from the United States and China embarked on high-stakes negotiations as both powers seek to avert an all-out trade war and steer the upcoming

India’s largest private refiner, Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL), is reportedly preparing to cut purchases of Russian crude oil in light of new U.S. sanctions on Russia’s major oil producers. RIL

Each October, across the occupied West Bank, the olive harvest signals more than a seasonal agricultural routine—it carries deep cultural, economic and social significance for Palestinian communities. This year, as

As artificial-intelligence stocks skyrocket and valuations across tech sectors swell, many professional investors are dusting off tactics used during the late-1990s dot-com boom to steer clear of potential busts. While

President Donald Trump’s upcoming five-day diplomatic swing through Asia is being positioned not merely as ceremonial but as a high-stakes maneuver in his broader economic agenda. The journey—spanning Malaysia, Japan

In a sudden escalation of tensions between Washington and Ottawa, the U.S. administration announced a complete halt to trade negotiations with Canada, citing a television advertisement produced by the Canadian

The market for secondhand luxury goods has entered a phase of acceleration, transforming into one of the most dynamic sectors within fashion and luxury. At the heart of this shift

The global film industry has pressed on with production, financing and location planning despite renewed threats from U.S. leadership to impose sweeping tariffs on films made outside the United States.

The planned meeting between Scott Bessent, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, and He Lifeng, China’s Vice Premier, is emerging as a critical moment in recalibrating U.S.–China trade and supply-chain tension. Officials say the

The world’s largest trading relationship — between the United States and China — is showing signs of structural fracture. Amid unpredictable tariff changes, political threats, and a mounting climate of

Europe’s race toward electric mobility has been celebrated as a symbol of green progress, but behind the accolades lies a growing concern: the continent’s neglect of autonomous vehicle technology. Markus

The recent claim by former U.S. President Donald Trump that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to stop buying oil from Russia has echoed through diplomatic corridors, trade circles, and

Italy’s decades-long determination to hold on to its gold reserves, often seen as a conservative relic of the past, has emerged as one of the country’s smartest economic decisions in

The escalating imposition of port fees by both the United States and China has opened a new front in their ongoing economic rivalry, transforming ocean trade into a direct extension

The U.S. dollar has staged an unexpected recovery over the past month, rebounding sharply against major currencies after a prolonged period of weakness. Yet beneath the surface, this strength appears

Since the renewed imposition of sweeping import tariffs in early 2025, America’s business community and consumers have increasingly borne the hidden tax burden. The expectation that foreign exporters would shoulder

Global airlines are heading into 2025 weighed down by an estimated $11 billion in additional expenses as the world’s aviation supply chain continues to buckle under the strain of persistent

The United Kingdom’s largest retail investment platform, “Hargreaves Lansdown (HL)”, has issued a sharp and analytical rebuke to growing crypto enthusiasm, asserting that “Bitcoin does not qualify as an asset

President Donald Trump has intensified the U.S.–China trade conflict with a sweeping escalation of tariffs and export controls that signal a renewed and more aggressive phase of confrontation. Beneath the

In recent months, several of Russia’s most powerful industrial firms have quietly begun furloughing employees, trimming workweeks, and laying off nonessential staff. Once lauded pillars of the war economy, companies

China’s latest expansion of export restrictions on rare earth elements and processing technologies delivers a forceful signal: Beijing is turning its dominance in critical minerals into a strategic weapon in

In recent months, private credit—once synonymous with Western corporate finance—has embarked on a pronounced pivot, directing capital toward emerging markets. The transformation reflects deeper shifts in yield demands, institutional constraints

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

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

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

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

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