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U.S. and foreign officials, corporate executives, analysts and investors had begun to hope the tumultuous U.S. trade policy reversals of last year were finished. Now they face rekindled uncertainty from a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last week that struck down key parts of President Donald Trump’s tariff plans and his ensuing suggestion of substantial levies […]
With the bulk of Trump’s tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court, and a new, temporary global tariff in place, fresh questions are hanging over the U.S. economy. Source: wsj.com
New Zealand retail sales increased more than economists expected in the fourth quarter, suggesting the economic recovery maintained its momentum in the final months of 2025. Source: bloomberg.com
With Nicolás Maduro in custody, the U.S. expects regime leaders to attract investors by fixing all they broke—from property rights to the rule of law. Source: wsj.com
“The body is metabolizing its own muscle tissue for energy,” Prokopenko said. Source: fortune.com
Oil prices slipped on Monday after President Donald Trump said he would raise U.S. tariffs on global imports, creating uncertainty for world economic growth and fuel consumption. Source: reuters.com
Source: aljazeera.com
More than $500bn in oil and gas flows through waterway annually, leaving the global economy exposed to disruptions. Source: aljazeera.com
President Donald Trump’s latest tariff moves risk upsetting the previously negotiated “equilibrium” between the European Union and the US and could pose a new headwind to the economy, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on Sunday. Source: bloomberg.com
The US Supreme Court decision on tariffs has upended the central plank of President Donald Trump’s economic and foreign policy. Will this lead to a change of course, or will Trump double down? Source: dw.com
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