Canada’s Dairy Policy Threatens Progress in U.S. Trade Talks
The Canadian decision to eliminate their digital services tax created better conditions for trade negotiations with the U.S. but agricultural...
Private Hiring Falls for First Time Since 2023
The U.S. private sector employment decreased by 33,000 positions during June because businesses reduced their hiring activities due to economic...
Fed Moves to Ease Leverage Rules for Big Banks
The Federal Reserve proposes modifications to capital rules for major banks to enhance their ability to provide liquidity support to...
U.S. Tariffs Drive Up Packaging Costs for Food Producers
The U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs have increased packaging expenses for American food manufacturers so Pacific Coast Producers must consider...
Macron Pushes for EU Space Power to Rival U.S., China
French President Emmanuel Macron demanded a strong European space strategy on Friday by advocating for enhanced satellite manufacturing and deployment...
Global Rate Cuts Diverge as Tariffs, War Cloud Outlook
The Swiss National Bank together with Norway's central bank reduced interest rates on Thursday while the U.S. Federal Reserve maintained...
US Business Inventories Flat as Manufacturing Stocks Dip
The U.S. business inventory levels stayed steady during April according to Commerce Department statistics which showed manufacturing stock decreases balanced...
Nissan Eyes $640 Million Renault Stake Sale, CEO Says
Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa revealed to Nikkei that the company plans to decrease its Renault stake to 10% from 15%...
IEA Signals Oil Stock Release Readiness, OPEC Pushes Back
The International Energy Agency (IEA) announced readiness to use emergency oil reserves following Israel's military attacks on Iran. OPEC immediately...
Chinese Exporters Struggle as US Tariffs Bite
The U.S. and China attempt to restore their trade relations but smaller Chinese exporters continue to suffer from Trump-era tariffs....
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