U.S. tariffs set to come into effect in April are expected to be more lenient than any reciprocal measures imposed by China. The new policy appears designed to protect domestic industries while carefully avoiding a further escalation in trade tensions…. Read More ›
In a high-stakes effort to avert steep tariffs on European goods, EU Trade Commissioner Maros Šefčovič convened with top U.S. trade officials. During these pivotal discussions, he met with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, and senior… Read More ›
U.S. consumer confidence has tumbled to its lowest level in more than four years, as households express growing concerns over the likelihood of an economic recession and the prospect of rising prices. Many Americans now worry that the current trade… Read More ›
Senior US and Russian officials convened in Saudi Arabia for intensive discussions aimed at progressing toward a ceasefire in Ukraine and establishing a separate maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea. The talks were marked by a deliberate effort from both… Read More ›
A high-ranking US delegation, spearheaded by Assistant Trade Representative Brendan Lynch, is set to visit India from March 25 to 29 for crucial trade discussions. This visit represents a significant gesture from Washington, emphasizing its commitment to deepening and balancing… Read More ›
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng has been at the forefront of reassuring US companies about China’s robust and resilient business environment. Speaking at a high-profile forum, He stressed that despite global headwinds—including trade tensions and market uncertainties—the fundamentals of China’s… Read More ›
India’s luxury automotive sector is witnessing an unprecedented surge, fueled by a new wave of young, affluent buyers whose appetite for high-end products is reshaping the industry. With an average age under 40, these consumers are at the forefront of… Read More ›
In a move mirroring the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to hold benchmark rates, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has maintained its key lending rates. The one-year loan prime rate (LPR) remains at 3.1%, and the five-year LPR is held… Read More ›
Aggressive tariff policies pursued by the Trump administration have set off a wave of caution among Asian investors and policymakers. With tariffs now a recurring feature of U.S. trade policy, financiers across Asia are rethinking their traditional reliance on American… Read More ›
In a bid to navigate the tightening grip of Western sanctions, Russian oil traders are increasingly turning to cryptocurrencies as an alternative means of payment. This emerging trend, driven by the need for operational agility and financial resilience, is reshaping… Read More ›
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