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5 days ago

Central banks continue co-ordinated Quantitative Tightening as inflation pressures persist All the major central banks are now engaged in Quantitative Tightening, including at last the Japanese Central Bank. Japan has been the source of excess liquidity in the world…

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9 days ago

How much revenue is being generated by Trump's tariffs? There has been some debate as to whether President Trump's tariffs are a negotiating tactic to get better terms of trade, or whether they are a revenue-raising policy. It now…

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14 days ago

Trump puts 50% tariffs on the EU - what happens next? President Trump has just announced 50% tariffs on the EU, effective on June 1st 2025. Here is his Truth Social post: source He says it's because negotiations with the EU

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24 days ago

What can we learn from the trade deals the USA has agreed with the UK and China? In the last week, the Trump administration has managed to calm the trade war by agreeing provisional deals with the UK and China. Starting with China first because it's…

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about 1 month ago

When will the supply shock hit American shelves? First, a timeline of when the tariffs came into force: On April 2nd, "Liberation Day", a range of tariffs were announced, from 10% on the UK and Australia, 20% on the EU to 50%…

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about 2 months ago

Supply shock incoming for the United States In an interview with Yahoo media on April 15th, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said , "No one thinks steep China tariffs are sustainable over the long run". He was…

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2 months ago

Watch the bond markets! Bond yields will be a clue whether the crisis will get worse or not One of the theories some pundits put forward for the huge tariffs, is that the Trump administration was trying to push bond yields lower. The reasoning went as follows: Scare…

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2 months ago

Trump's new tariffs close loopholes used by China's proxies So Trump announced new tariffs today, which are applicable to pretty much every country in the world. The minimum baseline tariff is 10%, but a lot of countries were hit with…

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2 months ago

Money flows out of American stocks into other markets For the last sixteen years, the US stock market has outperformed the rest of the world. This was helped by steady governance which resulted in a strong economy, while the…

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2 months ago

First evidence that Canadians are cancelling flights to the US When Canadians started talking in February about how they were going to boycott flights to the US, some people, including economists, scoffed. After all people often say things…

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