US Hiring Slows but Labor Market Stays Solid
The United States economy added 139,000 jobs during May while facing the effects of ongoing trade wars between President Trump...
Economics
Fed’s Waller Open to Rate Cuts if Inflation Slows Despite Tariffs
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said Monday that interest rate cuts remain possible later this year, even as President Donald...
Mexico Seeks Early USMCA Review to Boost Investment Amid Trade Tensions
Mexico plans to speed up the assessment of the USMCA to establish clear border trade regulations while boosting declining foreign...
Companies Turn to Private Credit as Tariff Turmoil Disrupts Lending
The growing trade uncertainties together with market volatility caused by tariffs push companies toward private credit financing because it offers...
Trump’s Tariffs Have Cost Global Firms $34 Billion So Far
The wide-ranging trade strategies of President Donald Trump have led to more than $34 billion in global company losses according...
Trump’s Tax Bill Clears House, Targets Cuts and Overhauls
House Republicans adopted the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" which unifies tax benefits with spending reductions and immigration policies to...
Trump’s Tariffs Set Stage for Tense G7 Finance Talks
The world's top finance ministers are preparing for potential conflict during their Canadian gathering this week because President Donald Trump...
UK and EU Mark a ‘New Chapter’ in Relations With Fresh Trade and Defense Deals
Both parties in the UK-EU relationship established a new chapter of cooperation through trade and defense agreement signings to reduce...
Starmer Bets on Voter Fatigue Over Brexit With New EU Deal
The political strategy of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer involves assuming British voters have exhausted their desire to argue about...
Japan’s Economy Contracts as U.S. Trade Tensions Take Toll
The first quarter of the year saw Japan's economy decline by 0.7% annually because of export weakness and rising U.S....
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