Finance and Economics
Trump ready to impose 50% tariffs on Chinese goods starting April 9
Washington responds to Beijing’s new tariffs. Combined trade barriers could hit a record 104%.
Washington responds to Beijing’s new tariffs. Combined trade barriers could hit a record 104%.
Berlin is concerned about risks tied to a potential Trump return and is considering repatriating reserves worth over €100 billion.
The State Council of China has announced retaliatory measures in the form of a universal tariff on U.S. imports. The decision is a response to Washington’s actions.
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The U.S. prepares sweeping duties that threaten $33 trillion in global trade and rising inflation.
The move strengthens trade ties with Washington and aims to reduce the cost of living.
Gold may hit record levels driven by central bank and Chinese demand.
The Central Bank of Turkey will continue its strict policy to reduce inflation to 24% by the end of 2025.
The euro continues its rally for the second consecutive day following statements from Germany’s incoming Chancellor Friedrich Merz about allocating billions of euros for defense and infrastructure. This coincided with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s initiative to activate €800 billion in defense funding after the suspension of U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
Under pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump, the Chinese company CK Hutchison Holdings announced the sale of 90% of its shares in Panama Ports Company (PPC) to a consortium led by BlackRock. The deal is valued at $22.8 billion in cash.
Canada and the United States have found themselves on opposite sides of a new trade conflict, which escalated after the U.S. imposed tariffs on Canadian goods.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced retaliatory tariffs of 25% on U.S. goods worth 30 billion Canadian dollars ($20.7 billion USD). This move comes in response to new U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports.
Gold prices continued to rise on Tuesday as the global trade situation deteriorated. New tariffs imposed by Donald Trump’s administration against China, Canada, and Mexico have increased demand for safe-haven assets, driving up the price of gold.
Legendary investor Warren Buffett has publicly commented on U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policy for the first time, calling the imposed import tariffs an "act of war" and warning of potential negative economic consequences.
China has announced new tariffs on American goods in response to the Trump administration’s increase in import duties. The Chinese Ministry of Finance stated that the new measures will take effect on March 10 and will impact a wide range of U.S. products.
Washington is refusing to return China’s gold under various pretexts, prompting decisive action from Beijing. In response, China has begun actively selling U.S. Treasury bonds, a move that could significantly impact the global economy.
China is planning to introduce additional tariffs on US agricultural and food products in response to recent trade measures implemented by President Donald Trump’s administration.
Gold prices remain on an upward trajectory for the eighth consecutive week, despite a slight pullback on Friday. The safe-haven demand is fueled by Trump’s tariff threats and economic uncertainty, keeping investors focused on the possibility of reaching the psychological $3,000 level.
Economist and professor Richard Werner has strongly criticized central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), calling them a tool for total control and a threat to financial freedom. According to him, the introduction of CBDCs will create a totalitarian system where the government can restrict citizens' spending, regulate their carbon footprint, and effectively monitor every financial transaction. Werner also emphasizes that this is the final stage of a long-term plan to expand the power of central banks, warning that society could be transformed into a social credit system.
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has released another shocking list of U.S. taxpayer-funded projects, revealing billions wasted on bizarre foreign initiatives.
Russia may soon witness a wave of Western companies and financial giants returning as discussions of lifting sanctions gain momentum. The State Duma has announced the imminent comeback of Visa and Mastercard, while major global brands are also preparing their return.
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Pan Gongsheng, Governor of the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), stated that the stability of the yuan is playing a crucial role in maintaining global financial stability. This comes in contrast to the rising U.S. dollar, which has strengthened following Donald Trump’s new tariffs.
Washington remains confident that no currency will replace the dollar in the near future
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