Adriana Kugler’s surprise resignation from the Federal Reserve has created a pivotal vacancy that could allow President Donald Trump to accelerate his agenda for reshaping America’s central bank. By stepping down more than a year before her term expires, the… Read More ›
Geopolitics
Nvidia Accelerates H20 Chip Orders as Chinese AI Surge and Policy Shifts Reshape Supply Strategy
Nvidia has moved decisively to bolster its H20 GPU inventory, placing a fresh order for 300,000 units from TSMC amid booming demand in China and evolving export regulations. The decision reflects a confluence of market, technical and geopolitical factors that… Read More ›
Paris Rebukes Transatlantic Accord as Unbalanced Capitulation
France delivered a stinging rebuke to the newly forged EU–US trade framework on Monday, characterizing the agreement as a lop‑sided capitulation that undermines Europe’s negotiating clout and threatens key French sectors. While other EU capitals grudgingly welcomed the pact as… Read More ›
Europe’s Business Community Split Over New Transatlantic Trade Deal
The recent agreement between the European Union and the United States has elicited a cacophony of responses across corporate Europe, as businesses weigh the reprieve from an all‑out tariff war against the stark reality of enduring levies. Announced at the… Read More ›
China Mobilizes Global AI Initiative, Chip Self‑Reliance and Talent Drives to Counter U.S. Tech Dominance
In a deliberate push to redefine the balance of power in the global technology arena, Beijing has rolled out a multifaceted strategy aimed squarely at challenging U.S. supremacy in artificial intelligence, semiconductors and talent development. At the World Artificial Intelligence… Read More ›
Trump Administration Pumps Billions into U.S. Steel, Rare‑Earths and Tech to Fortify Security and Drive Growth
Since taking office, the Trump administration has surprised many free‑market stalwarts by orchestrating a series of direct government investments in private industry at a scale unprecedented in peacetime. From securing veto power over one of America’s largest steelmakers to underwriting… Read More ›
Euro Zone Economy Defies Challenges Amid Sustained Domestic Momentum
The euro zone economy has demonstrated remarkable resilience over the past quarter, driven primarily by robust domestic spending and an increasingly diversified services sector. Despite ongoing global trade tensions and the lingering aftershocks of past monetary tightening, consumer confidence has… Read More ›
UK and India Seal Landmark Trade Pact to Unlock Over $34 Billion in Annual Commerce
In a move set to reshape one of the world’s fastest‑growing trade corridors, the United Kingdom and India signed a comprehensive free trade agreement on July 24, 2025, pledging to boost bilateral trade by more than $34 billion annually. Under the pact,… Read More ›
EU Chief Urges Trade Reset with China amid Mounting Deficit and Strategic Concerns
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen used the high‑profile EU‑China summit to underscore a growing sense of urgency: the European Union’s trade relationship with China must become more balanced. Speaking in Beijing, von der Leyen laid out a litany… Read More ›
EU Arms Itself with Trade “Bazooka” as U.S. Tariff Threats Escalate
With hopes for a balanced transatlantic tariff truce fading, Brussels is escalating its trade‐retaliation toolkit—preparing to wield its newly minted “anti‐coercion” instrument and other countermeasures against Washington. By broadening the scope of potential reprisals, the European Union aims to force… Read More ›