Former President Donald Trump is preparing to cut tariffs dramatically and strike new trade deals, all designed to lower prices for consumers and spark a surge in economic growth. This ambitious move signals a major shake-up in U.S. trade policy, Bloomberg reports
The U.S. bailout for Argentina, reported by WBUR, reveals a complex web of strategic motives that extend well beyond mere economic aid, highlighting a calculated effort to wield geopolitical influence and uphold regional stability amid rising global tensions
U.S. Treasury official Bessent confidently assured that the United States won’t lose a single dime on the Argentina bailout. He emphasized strong safeguards carefully crafted to protect American taxpayers, no matter how uncertain the economic landscape becomes
GOP Sen. sounds the alarm: Trump’s plan to import beef from Argentina could deal a heavy blow to U.S. ranchers by undercutting homegrown producers. This move raises serious concerns about the future of American farmers and the local beef industry
The U.S. and Argentina have just struck a landmark $20 billion currency swap deal ahead of the U.S. midterm elections, designed to enhance financial stability and supercharge their economic partnership, The Detroit News reports
Google has announced a groundbreaking $24 billion investment in artificial intelligence across the U.S. and India, poised to spark innovation, create thousands of new jobs, and turbocharge AI infrastructure for the future
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business is sounding the alarm: soaring tariffs in the Canada-U.S. trade war are threatening the survival of small businesses. They’re urging the government to take swift action to protect cross-border trade and secure our economic future
The ongoing U.S.-China trade war is pushing Nvidia to its limits, disrupting supply chains and blocking key market opportunities for the chip giant. As tensions rise, Nvidia confronts growing obstacles that could stall its growth in an ever-tightening tech environment
Canadian boycotts of U.S. products are beginning to deliver a significant blow to American businesses, particularly in agriculture and retail. Market analysts warn that these actions could escalate trade tensions between the two nations even further
President Trump has announced a bold new 25% tariff on imports from Japan and South Korea, kicking in on August 1. This striking move aims to tackle trade imbalances amid rising tensions with some of America’s closest allies
Retailers who embraced Made in the USA products quickly found that higher prices posed a challenge for their customers, Reuters reports. Although the shift aimed to boost local manufacturing, it faced an uphill battle winning over shoppers watching their wallets
Former President Trump announced that the U.S. and China have struck a groundbreaking trade deal, igniting a powerful rally in Chinese stock markets. This landmark agreement marks a major step forward in easing years of economic tensions between the two global powers
Exclusive: Treasury Secretary tells “Pod Force One” that China’s 30% share of global manufacturing is “too high” and warns it “can’t go any higher,” underscoring rising U.S. concerns over supply chain dependence, the New York Post reports
Trump’s latest trade deal with China throws a spotlight on a persistent U.S. challenge: limited leverage in negotiations. Despite new agreements, experts caution that the fundamental structural issues in the trade relationship remain stubbornly unresolved
TACO trade” is a memorable Trump-era term for tariffs aimed at turbocharging American manufacturing and protecting domestic jobs. This bold trade strategy sparked spirited debates about its impact on the economy and global relations throughout his administration
The appeals court has upheld crucial Trump-era tariffs on China, sending ripples through Apple and global markets alike. This ruling brought a wave of relief to investors, propelling the S&P 500 higher as trade tensions begin to ease
New tariffs aimed at revitalizing American manufacturing are unexpectedly pushing businesses to seek opportunities in Canada. Companies are highlighting the allure of lower production costs and more favorable trade conditions as major reasons for their move, posing a significant challenge to U.S. policy objectives.
Investment banks are buzzing with optimism as they have upgraded their growth forecasts for China, thanks to an unexpected trade deal with the U.S. This landmark agreement is set to invigorate economic confidence and enhance trade flows, hinting at a promising recovery in bilateral relations and paving the way for greater market stability.
As conversations heat up, the U.S. and U.K. are moving closer to sealing a robust trade deal. Central to these discussions are tariffs, digital trade, and agricultural standards—critical elements that both nations are eager to enhance in order to fortify their economic partnership in the wake of Brexit.
France has raised a red flag, cautioning that dismissing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell could spell trouble for the U.S. dollar and shake up the economy. French economic officials warn that this drastic step might undermine market confidence and trigger financial upheaval.
