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Trade Turbulence Drives Chinese Exporters Away from U.S. as Tariff Uncertainty Deepens

The world’s largest trading relationship — between the United States and China — is showing signs of structural fracture. Amid unpredictable tariff changes, political threats, and a mounting climate of distrust, many Chinese manufacturers are increasingly abandoning the U.S. market altogether. From...

Europe’s Slow Self-Driving Push Risks Technological Dependence, Warns Bolt CEO

Europe’s race toward electric mobility has been celebrated as a symbol of green progress, but behind the accolades lies a growing concern: the continent’s neglect of autonomous vehicle technology. Markus Villig, the CEO of Estonian mobility giant Bolt, has cautioned that the European Union is...

Lagarde believes current rate level will help the ECB cope with turbulence

ECB President Christine Lagarde stated during a session at the International Monetary Fund's annual meetings that the existing level of the European Central Bank's key interest rates equips the regulator to handle any challenges the global economy might encounter. Lagarde stated that risks to...

Modi’s Alleged Pledge to Halt Russian Oil Imports Ripples Through Markets and Trade Tensions

The recent claim by former U.S. President Donald Trump that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to stop buying oil from Russia has echoed through diplomatic corridors, trade circles, and energy markets alike. Behind the headline lies a tangled weave of geopolitical strategy, market...

Italy’s Enduring Gold Strategy Transforms into a Shield of Financial Stability Amid Global Turmoil

Italy’s decades-long determination to hold on to its gold reserves, often seen as a conservative relic of the past, has emerged as one of the country’s smartest economic decisions in recent history. As global gold prices climb to record highs, Rome’s insistence on preserving its bullion stockpile...

Global lead and zinc production will exceed demand in 2025-2026

Forecast from the International Lead and Zinc Study Group indicate that the global output of lead and zinc will surpass demand in 2025 and 2026. Refined lead output is anticipated to rise by 2% this year, reaching 13.34 million tonnes. The rise will mainly result from higher output in Canada,...

Fund managers surveyed by BofA see a bubble in the AI sector

Approximately 54% of fund managers polled by Bank of America think that technology shares are overvalued, according to Bloomberg. The agency observes that this is the highest percentage of respondents who think that stocks related to artificial intelligence are in a bubble. BofA carried out the...

Escalating Port Fees Between U.S. and China Expose Deepening Fault Lines in Global Trade

The escalating imposition of port fees by both the United States and China has opened a new front in their ongoing economic rivalry, transforming ocean trade into a direct extension of state policy. What began as a series of reciprocal tariffs and trade restrictions has now reached the docks, with...

U.S. Dollar’s Rally Faces Structural Fragility Despite Short-Term Gains

The U.S. dollar has staged an unexpected recovery over the past month, rebounding sharply against major currencies after a prolonged period of weakness. Yet beneath the surface, this strength appears increasingly fragile. The recent appreciation of the greenback is less about economic momentum and...

U.S. Firms and Consumers Absorb the Brunt as Trump’s Tariff Regime Backfires

Since the renewed imposition of sweeping import tariffs in early 2025, America’s business community and consumers have increasingly borne the hidden tax burden. The expectation that foreign exporters would shoulder the cost has proven largely illusory. Instead, costs are being passed down the...