Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney signaled that his government is ready to resume trade negotiations with Washington, following the abrupt suspension of talks by President Donald Trump. The freeze came after a political advertisement from Ontario’s provincial government used archival… Read More ›
The global economic outlook is increasingly shaped by uneasy acceptance of what many officials now dub a “new normal” — one marked by enduring trade frictions between the United States and China, structural realignments of supply chains, and elevated uncertainty… Read More ›
In a rigorous analysis released this week, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) — the risk-monitoring body backed by the G20 — has sounded a sharp alarm over the current state of global cryptocurrency regulation. Despite the growth and integration of… Read More ›
Global banking giant HSBC has issued one of the most bullish forecasts yet for gold, projecting that prices could climb to an unprecedented $5,000 per ounce by 2026, driven by a confluence of macroeconomic, geopolitical, and structural financial trends. The… Read More ›
The once-stable world of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has entered a phase of hyperexpansion, with a record number of products flooding global markets — particularly in the United States, where regulators’ past policy shifts have opened the floodgates for new launches…. Read More ›
Despite a deepening trade rift between Washington and Beijing, global markets are sending a clear signal: corporate profits still matter more than politics — at least for now. As the U.S. ramps up its industrial policy and China counters with… Read More ›
As Europe accelerates its race to lead in artificial intelligence, a new front in the climate debate is emerging — one that pits digital progress against environmental sustainability. The continent’s growing network of AI data centers, essential for powering machine… Read More ›
As Washington and Beijing enter one of their most strained periods in decades, China’s leadership is preparing to convene a pivotal meeting that will define the nation’s political and economic direction for the rest of the decade. The “Fourth Plenum”… Read More ›
The recent collapse of two major auto-related firms — First Brands Group and subprime lender Tricolor — has sent tremors through Wall Street’s complex web of credit markets, reigniting fears about hidden vulnerabilities in the global financial system. While neither… Read More ›
India’s textile exporters are undergoing one of their most significant market realignments in decades, shifting focus toward Europe as punitive U.S. tariffs disrupt trade flows and erode margins. The decision by Washington to double tariffs—raising them to as high as… Read More ›
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