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China strikes back with 125% tariffs on US imports amid deepening trade war
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Asia markets on Friday: Hang Seng, Nifty end in green, Nikkei dips sharply
BP shares decline following weak Q1 gas trading forecast and rising debt
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Electricity demand to power AI technology and data centres by the end of this decade will require more than Japan’s electricity consumption today. The...
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The phrase “Sell America” has evolved from a trading meme to a financial reality. From US Treasuries to the US Dollar all the way...
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European markets posted sharp gains on Thursday after US President Donald Trump unexpectedly postponed a new round of tariffs on dozens of countries, including...
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The unexpected announcement from President Trump to reverse tariffs globally, with the exception of China, followed a period of market uncertainty and dramatic fluctuations....
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Investors continued to be rattled by escalating tensions between the US and its key trade partners, causing the Dow Jones Industrial Average to fall...
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Canada’s federal government will impose 25% tariffs on C$29.8 billion (around $20 billion) worth of US goods in response to steel and aluminum tariffs...
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US President Donald Trump is set to meet with some of the country’s most powerful business leaders on Tuesday as concerns over tariffs, economic...
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India’s state-owned refiners are in talks with traders selling Russian crude. These discussions indicate that there is sufficient supply to meet the current demand,...
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After a tumultuous period marked by a sharp stock market decline fueled by anxieties over his aggressive trade policies, President Donald Trump is under...
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced that tariffs on all imports of steel and aluminum products from Canada would be doubled to 50%. This...
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The ongoing trade tension between the United States and Canada saw signs of easing on Tuesday after President Donald Trump suggested he may reconsider...
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Shares of Chinese electric-vehicle makers surged in Hong Kong on Tuesday, driven by strong sales forecasts for March and a sharp selloff in Tesla’s...
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Voters in Greenland are heading to the polls on Tuesday in a crucial parliamentary election, with the long-standing issue of independence from Denmark taking...
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Singapore iron ore futures experienced an upswing on Tuesday, fueled by optimistic projections of heightened demand from the steel industry. These expectations are tied...