China’s economy lost momentum in August as factory output, retail sales and investment all weakened, highlighting the growing challenge for Beijing to sustain its official growth target of “around 5%” for the year. The slowdown reflects not only cyclical pressures… Read More ›
Senior U.S. and Chinese officials convened in Madrid on Sunday for a fresh round of economic and trade discussions aimed at containing a widening trade rift and ironing out specific flashpoints including tariffs, national-security export controls and the future of… Read More ›
U.S. consumer inflation accelerated in August, driven largely by rising housing and food costs, while weekly jobless claims climbed to their highest level in nearly four years. The dual trends of mounting price pressures and a softening labor market are… Read More ›
A wave of renewed interest in nuclear power is transforming uranium from a long-neglected commodity into one of the most sought-after energy resources. With rising global electricity consumption, the pressure of decarbonization targets, and the energy demands of the AI… Read More ›
Reports that U.S. President Donald Trump pressed European Union officials to impose punitive tariffs — as high as 100% — on imports from China and India have set off urgent debate in Brussels and capitals across Asia and Europe. The… Read More ›
Long-dated government bond yields across major European markets climbed to multi-year highs on Tuesday, reflecting renewed investor concern about national finances, shifting expectations on global interest rates and a broader retreat from duration-sensitive assets. The rise in long-term borrowing costs… Read More ›
Even if the U.S. Supreme Court were to rule that President Trump exceeded his authority in imposing sweeping tariffs under the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), that outcome would not necessarily spell the end of the matter. Legal… Read More ›
India’s headline economic numbers have dazzled — real GDP expanded at a brisk clip in the April–June quarter, and policymakers are pointing to domestic demand and reform momentum as reasons for optimism. Yet equity investors, especially foreign portfolio managers, have… Read More ›
Eurozone manufacturing returned to modest expansion in August after more than three years of weakness, while much of Asia’s export-led industry continued to contract — a divergence driven less by a single shock than by a mix of stronger domestic… Read More ›
A federal appeals court this week dealt a significant legal blow to the administration’s most expansive tariff measures, ruling that the president exceeded his authority in imposing sweeping, economy-wide duties under emergency powers. The decision voids much of the so-called… Read More ›
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