
Trump vs. Fed: Shaking the Dollar’s Credibility
President Trump’s attempt to oust a Fed governor rattles the dollar’s credibility, sparking volatility in global markets.
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President Trump’s attempt to oust a Fed governor rattles the dollar’s credibility, sparking volatility in global markets.
After FM talks in Moscow, India and Russia vow to boost trade ties, tackle tariffs, and expand energy, pharma, and agriculture cooperation. 🔥🤝
With 183 exporters approved by the Chinese mainland and U.S. tariffs biting, Brazilian coffee is perking up in China’s market. Suppliers and trade hubs are gearing up for a caffeinated boom.
EU exports to the U.S. dropped over 10% in June as new U.S. tariffs weigh on trade, narrowing the Eurozone surplus and disrupting port volumes. 🚢📉
After Stockholm talks, China and the US agree to extend a 90-day tariff pause from August 12, 2025, aiming to ease trade tensions and support global commerce.
Indonesia and Peru signed a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) in just 14 months, aiming to boost market access and strengthen bilateral ties.
India slammed the U.S. after Washington slapped 50% tariffs on its exports, promising to defend farmers and consider countermeasures in a heated trade dispute.
India vows to defend its interests after US President Trump signs an order imposing an extra 25% tariff on Indian imports, calling the move ‘unfair, unjustified and unreasonable’.
China’s economy is defying skeptics with a strong 5% growth in 2024 and a 5.4% Q4 revival, setting new trends and proving its resilience on the global stage.
China is confident in reaching a 5% GDP growth target by 2025, driven by institutional strengths and market potential, according to top economic planner Zheng Shanjie.