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On May 1, President Trump announced plans to impose a 25% tariff on European cars and trucks, raising concerns about the viability of the recent trade agreement with the EU.
Mortgage and refinance interest rates are anticipated to increase by half a point in the near future, affecting borrowers.
Ireland's GDP experienced a remarkable 12.3% increase in 2025, but this growth may not be as solid as it appears. A significant portion of exports was front-loaded by pharmaceutical companies in anticipation of tariffs.
The ongoing conflict in Iran has led to a significant increase in inflation, adversely affecting the economic outlook for Asia, a region reliant on imported energy.
A recent analysis explores the potential effects of the Iran war on inflation in the United States, shedding light on economic implications.
Following the Supreme Court's decision to invalidate a significant portion of President Trump's tariffs, Richard Brown has taken steps to pursue his refund. However, experts caution that many businesses may face hurdles in reclaiming their funds.
Despite a fragile ceasefire, Iran faces significant economic challenges as inflation surges past 50%, exacerbated by a US naval blockade affecting oil exports.
A recent survey indicates that a majority of Germans believe their coalition government may not complete its term, amid economic worries linked to US tariffs.
In light of the latest inflation figures, Fed's Goolsbee has labeled the data as 'bad news,' raising concerns about its implications for the economy.
An analysis of how Jerome Powell's leadership at the Federal Reserve has shaped market behavior and dynamics over the years.
The ongoing conflict in Iran is having significant repercussions on the global economy, with rising energy costs and increasing recession concerns affecting markets and consumers alike.
A recent analysis reveals that new cars in the USA are nearly twice as expensive as their counterparts in China. This raises questions about market dynamics and consumer options.
President Trump has announced a planned increase in tariffs on European Union vehicles to 25%, citing alleged non-compliance with a trade agreement established last year.
In a recent diplomatic gesture, President Trump has removed tariffs on Scottish whisky, a decision influenced by King Charles' visit to the United States.
China has announced a zero-tariff policy for all African nations except one, a move that could enhance its influence on the continent, though analysts warn of potential disparities in benefits.
As inflation rates continue to surprise analysts, the VIX sees significant fluctuations, reflecting market uncertainty. Internal disagreements within the Federal Reserve add to the volatility, while investment in AI technology reaches unprecedented levels.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has expressed concerns that the ongoing conflict in Iran could lead to increased inflation and rising interest rates, signaling potential economic challenges ahead.
The US Federal Reserve has opted to keep interest rates unchanged for the third consecutive meeting, reflecting the challenges posed by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
As the energy crisis escalates, the Federal Reserve is anticipated to maintain current interest rates, signaling a pivotal moment for Jay Powell's leadership.
A new electric vehicle from Stellantis, designed in China and built in Spain, is priced significantly lower than its own Peugeot model, entering a competitive market.