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The vote to pick 12 senators, more than 300 congressmen and nearly 18,000 local officials comes as policymakers seek to boost investment and consumption.

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A surprising part of the company’s business is demonstrating clear progress.

SpaceX’s satellite internet service, Starlink, is directly benefiting from the Trump Administration’s tariff trade war, according to leaked State Department memos obtained by the Washington Post.   The memos show the U.S. pushing countr…

Growing institutional adoption, a weakening dollar and a favorable macroeconomic backdrop are all factors that could strengthen expectations for a renewed bullish outlook in the market.

Rockwell sees itself as “uniquely positioned to” benefit from U.S. manufacturing and digital investments trends.
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It’s no secret that countries with outsized oil production maintain an advantage over other countries. This typically translates to more economic and military power. Nations like the United States or Saudi Arabia produce millions of barrels of crude oil every day, and they are also home to some of the strongest militaries on the planet. […]

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Harley-Davidson stock is down sharply in the past year, and now investors are squabbling over control of the motorcycle maker’s board of directors.

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Rivian warned it will only deliver between 40,000 to 46,000 vehicles in 2025 after 51,600 last year, revising its earlier guidance. Capex spending will also be $200 million more than anticipated.

West Texas Intermediate (WTI), futures on NYMEX, aims to extend its two-day recovery move above the key resistance of $60.00 during European trading hours on Wednesday.

Last night’s news that the US and China would begin formal trade talks on 10-11 May to de-escalate the tariff war saw the dollar briefly spike 0.4/0.5%.

The scheduled meeting in Switzerland would be the first time U.S. and Chinese trade officials meet since Trump imposed tariffs on China in February.

Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday, “we must firmly maintain post-war international order.”

Beijing will cut a key interest rate and lower the amount banks must hold in reserve in order to boost lending.

Strong start to earnings season and market sell-off make repurchases attractive, as trade war weighs on corporate outlook

Morocco is linked to Europe on the strength of its auto sector and a trade pact. But its status as a connector country has become precarious in the trade war.

China’s central bank acted shortly after news that officials from China and the Trump administration will hold their first formal trade talks since the punishing tariffs began.

The U.S.-China meetings could mark a key moment as the two countries face steep tariffs on each other’s goods.

The chip maker expects “strong growth” this year despite the uncertain macroeconomic and regulatory environment.

Some unexpected firms may have a key advantage in a complicated economy.

Mark Carney was elected by a wave of voters furious at the U.S. president for imposing punishing tariffs and talking about making the country the 51st state.

President Xi Jinping will use his state visit to Moscow this week to showcase his tight ties with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, and capitalize on a trade war that’s isolating Washington. “Key on the agenda is what kind of opportunities there are,…

Stocks are back in the red as more companies articulate the impact of President Trump’s tariffs on their bottom line.

Executives warn about the challenges facing businesses and the destabilising effect of prolonged uncertainty

In Bangladesh, the factories that make clothing for export had remade themselves and raised national incomes along the way. They never bargained for a trade war.

Toy-maker Mattel Inc. on Monday said it plans to raise prices in the U.S. “where necessary” on some toys and take steps to rely less on China for production, while pausing its full-year outlook as it tries to get a handle on the impact of the global tr…