Trump Signals Possible Iran Attack if Talks Fail
Donald Trump said he is considering a limited military strike against Iran if negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program fail,...
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UK Budget Surplus Hits Record High in January
The UK government recorded a record £30.4 billion budget surplus in January, driven by a surge in tax receipts...
Trump announces new 10% ‘global’ tariffs after US Supreme Court decision
Donald Trump said he will immediately impose a 10% global tariff on imports after the US Supreme Court ruled...
US Economy Slows Late in 2025 as Growth Cools and Inflation Edges Higher
The US economy lost momentum at the end of last year, highlighting resilience but also cracks beneath the surface....
From ‘Buy America’ to ‘Bye America’: Is Wall Street Losing Its Global Edge?
Money is quietly leaving Wall Street at the fastest pace in years as investors hunt for better opportunities overseas....
Trump tariffs ripped up global trade order. What now?
The Supreme Court of the United States ruled that Donald Trump cannot legally use emergency powers to impose sweeping...
US trade deficit hits fresh high despite Trump’s tariffs
US trade deficit widened to a new high even after sweeping tariffs, highlighting limits of protectionist policies so far....
US Stocks are losing the global race. Should Investors Be Worried?
For years, betting on America felt like the safest trade in the world. Big Tech dominated. The dollar was...
Oil Near $70: A Warning Sign of Rising US–Iran Risk?
Oil markets are on edge as prices climb toward $70 a barrel, a level analysts say could signal rising...
Is China’s Chip Industry Failing or Just Slow?
After spending more than $150 billion to achieve semiconductor self-sufficiency, China is still producing far fewer and weaker chips...