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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on Thursday that the U.S. and China both have trade ...
Major geopolitical risk events, including trade tensions, can trigger large corrections in stock prices, the International ...
Trump’s tariffs have redirected billions of dollars in exports originally bound for the U.S. to other markets.
The long-awaited green shoots of recovery have tentatively poked their heads above ground at this year’s Art Basel Hong Kong ... amid an intensifying trade war with the United States and ...
Kate Burke is set to take over as CEO of Allspring Global Investments in July. She joined Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about what she is telling investors as stock market reel from Trump's tariffs.
The seasonally adjusted balance on goods decreased $2,188m in February. Goods credits (exports) decreased $1,578m (3.6%) driven by Non-monetary gold. Goods debits (imports) increased $611m (1.6%) ...
Millions of Brits risks becoming collateral damage in deluded Donald Trump’s all-out trade war ... including from Britain And the UK is still at risk of higher inflation globally, with the ...
THE trade war may have killed the US economic expansion before a single tariff shot was fired. US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, JPMorgan Chase chief executive officer Jamie Dimon, veteran ...
"Today's economic and trade environment is marked by increasing fragmentation of the global economy," he said. "The international environment surrounding us is constantly changing, and ...
(Subscriber-exclusive edition on Fridays) The Brain Trust of current U.S. international economic policy (and by extension, its overall geopolitical policy) sits with Jamieson Greer, U.S. trade ...
New Delhi: Emerging economies such as India, Brazil and Vietnam, which impose tariff on American imports higher than what the US levies on them, face a high risk of reciprocal tariffs ... both on a ...
She explained to UN News that tariffs themselves are not necessarily a problem: the issue is the uncertainty that results from big economic players ripping up the playbook of international trade rules ...