Fed Holds Rates as Economy Hangs in Balance
The U.S. Federal Reserve holds rates at 4.5%, waiting for clearer economic signals amid tariff impacts.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve holds rates at 4.5%, waiting for clearer economic signals amid tariff impacts.
China and the U.S. will hold their first high-level trade meeting in neutral Switzerland to ease tensions and promote balanced dialogue.
A lively press conference unveiled the Private Sector Promotion Law, set to boost private enterprise and innovation on the Chinese mainland.
The Chinese mainland unveils bold measures like rate cuts and SME financing to boost market momentum and stabilize the economy.
MSNBC’s Ali Velshi warns Trump’s 145% tariff on imports from the Chinese mainland may drive up prices on everyday essentials.
Chinese mainland and US IP cooperation boosts innovation and trade, driving mutual economic growth.
China and the US meet in Switzerland amid tariff tensions, signaling hope for improved dialogue and global economic stability.
China’s central bank cuts the reserve ratio by 0.5%, injecting 1 trillion yuan to boost liquidity and stimulate growth.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng to meet Swiss leaders and U.S. counterpart Scott Bessent in key economic talks, followed by a high-level dialogue in France.
EU trade chief Maros Sefcovic says the bloc faces unfair U.S. tariffs and is exploring all countermeasures to keep trade balanced.