ECB Won’t Flinch Yet in the Shadow of Trump’s Trade War
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US inflation rose in June as Trump’s tariffs start to show in prices
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Retailers caught red-handed using Trump's tariffs as cover for price gouging
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Howard Lutnick Claims Tariffs Will Spark Up to 1.5 GDP Growth
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Aug. 1 is 'hard deadline' for Trump's tariffs, Commerce Secretary Lutnick says
By Erin Doherty
Commerce Secretary Lutnick says next two weeks will be "for the record books" as Trump presses for tariff deals
Commerce Secretary Lutnick says he is confident US will secure trade deal with EU
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Commerce chief Lutnick insists Aug. 1 is ‘hard deadline’ for EU and tariffs: ‘They’re going to start paying’
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Less selection, higher prices: How tariffs are shaping the holiday shopping season
By Anne D'Innocenzio & Mae Anderson
US retail sales beat expectations in June
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The economy enters its budget shopping era, with consumers doubling down on value even as they ramp up spending
By Irina Ivanova
Consumer Spending Is Starting to Crack. What It Means For Retail Stocks.
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The stock market isn’t waiting around for Aug. 1 to decide if tariffs will hurt consumers
By Isabel Wang
Consumers Continue To Power The Economy
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Japan’s shaky government loses upper house control By Reuters
By Mariko Katsumura & Kantaro Komiya
Japan Election Throws a Wrench in Trade Talks
By Yang Jie & Jason Douglas
Japan’s Shigeru Ishiba loses majority in historic defeat
By Leo Lewis
Japan's shaky government loses upper house control
By Mariko Katsumura & Kantaro Komiya
Japan's PM vows to stay on despite bruising election loss
By Michael Sheils Mcnamee & Gavin Butler
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Here's when a top economist says the US will see the most damage from Trump's tariffs
By Jennifer S.
The Economy Seems Healthy. Were the Warnings About Tariffs Overblown?
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Trump Effect Starts to Show Up in Economy - WSJ
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Will Trump’s policies soon affect your wallet? Leading economist shares alarming prediction
Forecasters hand-wring over tariffs, but the economy's still doing fine
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High US dependence may bring over 250 RMGs to edge as high tariff looms
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Atlanta’s Growth Streak Has Come to an End
By Cameron McWhirter & Konrad Putzier
See how Nigeria’s economic crisis has changed this village
By Rachel Chason & Michael Robinson Chavez
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It is Wicked and Unreasonable to Blame President Tinubu for Nigeria’s Problems After 2 Years in Office
One country, two economies: Nigeria’s economic recovery leaves citizens behind
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China’s economy grows at steady pace despite Trump’s trade war
China’s Economy Grows Steadily Despite Trump’s Tariffs
By Keith Bradsher
China’s economy grows at a robust pace as trade truce eases pressure from US tariffs
By Elaine Kurtenbach
China growth beats expectations as Trump tariffs loom
By Osmond Chia
China's economy slows as consumers tighten belts, US tariff risks mount
By Joe Cash, Kevin Yao & Ellen Zhang
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World’s largest copper producer says Trump’s tariffs are causing ‘anxiety’
By Leslie Hook
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Poll shows New Yorkers see economic decline in front of them
NY poll: More see economic decline than recovery
By Johan Sheridan
Poll finds New Yorkers split on issues with economy, Social Security, Medicare & more
By Madeline Adams
Poll: NYers have been cutting back amid pessimism about America's future
By Michael Gormley
By 47-45%, NY’ers Think Our Country’s Best Economic Days are Behind Us
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China’s exporters shrug off the trade war—for now
China's exporters rush to beat Trump's next big tariff deadline
By Joe Cash & Ethan Wang
China's exports growth tops expectations in June; rare earth shipments surge 60% to record high
China's exports are booming despite Trump's tariffs. What's behind the numbers
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China exports beat forecasts in June after US tariff truce
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Pakistan records annual current account surplus of $2.1bn: Official data
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Exclusive: Trade partners have realized America is 'simply not reliable' after Trump's tariff regime, says Elizabeth Warren—believing impact will be felt for generations to come
By Eleanor Pringle
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Japan’s Exports Drop Again as Tariffs Weigh
By Megumi Fujikawa
Japan's exports drop as US tariffs hit automobiles, pressure set to intensify
By Makiko Yamazaki
Japan racks up trade deficit amid threat from Trump’s tariffs
By Yuri Kageyama
A U.S.-Japan Trade Impasse as Ishiba Faces Another Election
By Sheila A. Smith
Japan voters see little hope for tariff reprieve in car maker Mazda's hometown
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Mildly disappointing — but don’t think of calling it stagflation
By David Smith
UK Inflation Unexpectedly Jumps as Labour Tax Hikes Take Toll
By Tom Rees
UK inflation rise complicates next month's rate decision
By Faisal Islam
UK inflation rise makes it clear: the cost of living crisis has not gone away
By Heather Stewart
UK inflation hits hotter-than-expected 3.6% in June
By Holly Ellyatt
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Fed Beige Book Shows Slight Increase in US Economic Activity
By Catarina Saraiva
Businesses are passing along tariff costs, Fed reports
By Tobias Burns
Businesses are already passing the cost of tariffs onto consumers, Federal Reserve survey finds
By Katie Hawkinson
US economic activity rises but outlook pessimistic, Fed says
By Ann Saphir & Howard Schneider
Regional economy stagnant, but some optimism for the future
By Frank Prosnitz
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Fed Faces Challenge of Slowing Growth and Potential Inflation Surge
Trump says Powell is costing the US a fortune by not lowering rates. But firing the Fed chair may not fix the issue
By Tami Luhby
Fed Will Keep Trump Waiting Amid a Wave of Global Rate Cuts
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What if the Fed cut rates to just 1% like Trump wants? An analyst says it's 'ludicrous' and may scare businesses
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CNBC Daily Open: The U.S. economy does not look down and out
By Lim Hui Jie & Hui Jie
The kitchen sink has been thrown at the economy. Here’s why it’s not causing a recession.
By Jeffry Bartash
Did the U.S. Dodge a Recession? The Data Say: Not So Fast.
By Teresa Rivas
Resilience in a Turbulent Climate: Why U.S. Consumer and Labor Markets Signal a Stronger Recovery
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Emporia maintains highest city unemployment rate in Kansas in June KDOL report
By Chuck Samples
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Indonesia has 44 million youths. It’s struggling to get them jobs
By Aisyah Llewellyn
CNBC's UK Exchange newsletter: Britain was once known as a ‘nation of shopkeepers.’ Now, not so much
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War, geopolitics, energy crisis: how the economy evades every disaster
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Canada introduces tariffs on trade partners to protect domestic industries
Canada's steel import duties violate WTO rules, says China
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Carney’s new measures to protect Canadian steel, Couche-Tard pulls 7-Eleven parent bid and GO Residential launches rare IPO: Must-read business and investing stories
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Trump Tariffs Prompt Canada to Limit Steel Imports From All Countries Except U.S., Mexico - WSJ
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Canada Moves to Block Chinese Steel Now Shut Out of the U.S.
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One of These BRICS Is Not Like the Others
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US single-family homebuilding hits 11-month low; building permits slump
By Lucia Mutikani
Single-Family Home Construction Dips as Builders Admit Making Price Cuts To Spur Sales
By Joy Dumandan
Housing Starts Gain but Still Lag From Last Year
By Joshua Kenneth Kirby
US Housing Starts Rebounded in June on Apartment Construction
By Michael Sasso
Residential construction starts rise; Invesco venture to deploy $1 billion for apartments; Consumer sentiment improves
By Lou Hirsh
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Ichung’wah, Kiunjuri hit back at Gachagua over ‘enemy of Mt Kenya’ claims
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The Great Tariff ‘Inflation’ Confusion
By Scott Lincicome
Months of Trump’s tariffs are shifting supply chains and diplomatic ties
By David J Lynch
Opinion: Trump’s tariffs haven’t raised prices yet. That might be a bad sign
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By John Rapley
Trump tariffs don't cause inflation because of 'patriotism' buying: WH advisor
By Kevin Breuninger
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Japan’s ‘Womenomics’ Push Ages Terribly As Economy Struggles
By William Pesek
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China’s Belt and Road investment and construction activity hits record
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Economists made a model of the U.S. economy. Our debt crashed the model
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France Proposes Axing Two Public Holidays to Tackle Deficit
By Samy Adghirni & William Horobin
France flirts with cutting two public holidays to save money
By Holly Ellyatt
France’s budget bombshell is a wake-up call for Europe as it veers toward bankruptcy
By Carlo Martuscelli
France’s fiscal watchdog says plan to scrap holidays ‘remains to be proven’
By Leila Abboud
Work More to Earn Less: France’s New Revolution
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Opinion | The Tomato Tariff Racket
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Corporate America keeps calling consumers ‘resilient.’ Consumers beg to differ.
By Andrew Keshner
No signs of consumer rot in US markets — for now
By Brian Sozzi
You're Doing 'Fine'—Here's What Big Bank Execs Said About Consumers This Week
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'A little numb' to tariffs and 'very resilient': How CEOs are describing American consumers
By Brent Griffiths
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Trump's tariffs are turning into a 'mosaic' that will be 'idiosyncratic,' Morgan Stanley says, projecting a $2.7 trillion haul over 10 years
By Nick Lichtenberg
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China’s economic popularity rises in Kenya and the world as America’s falls
By Constant Munda
International Views of China Turn Slightly More Positive
By Laura Clancy, William Miner & Christine Huang
As Trump pursues his trade agenda, other countries' views shift on ties with China:
Global views of China and Xi improve, while they decline about the US and Trump, survey says
By Didi Tang
China’s Reputation Improves in Pew Survey as US Sees Drop
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Loblaw CEO says tariffs driving shifts in grocery shopping, with sales of some U.S. goods down as much as 50%
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India Will Ink Trade Deals Only If They Are In Nation's Interest: Piyush Goyal
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Mbadi defends tenure, says economy stabilising
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New Zealand Inflation Accelerates Less Than Forecast to 2.7%
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South Korea’s industry has wasted a decade, SK Group Chairman warns
By Park Su-hyeon
KCCI chief suggests EU-style economic bloc between Korea, Japan
Reviving Korea’s high-tech manufacturing sector
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Biz lobby chief calls for AI data alliance with Japan to revive manufacturing
By Kim Boram
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Foreign exchange shortage still affecting businesses, small man – Terrence Campbell
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Naira harmonisation achieved – Presidency
By Ariemu Ogaga
CBN MPC member Sagagi projects Naira to appreciate to N1,450/$1 by December 2025
By Olalekan Adigun
Naira appreciates to N1,537/$ in parallel market
By Elizabeth Adegbesan
Naira makes slight gain at official market as Nigeria mourns Buhari
Nigeria MPC Member Sees ‘Undervalued’ Naira Rallying This Year
By Emele Onu
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Fox Business Interview: US Antimony CEO Reveals Strategic Plan to Challenge China's Critical Minerals Dominance
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‘Non-veg milk’: What it is and why it’s the key sticking point in the India–US trade deal |...
India-US trade deal: Opening India’s dairy sector to America could cause huge losses; 'Rs 1.03 lakh crore
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Farmers’ body warns against US deal, says protests will “intensify” if concerns ignored
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IT exports hit record at $4.6b
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China says successful US trade talks make return to tariff war unnecessary
By Joe Cash
Update: China Issues New Statement on US Tech War
By Micah Mccartney
China's commerce minister meets Nvidia CEO, stresses that US-China decoupling is unfeasible
After Nvidia chip nod, China urges US to remove more trade curbs
Geneva Trade Talk Effect: Constructivist Move Between US And China Towards Reciprocal Economic Consensus And Recession Mitigation Over Tariff War – Analysis
By Jumel Gabilan Estranero
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Indian politician urges strengthening manufacturing to ‘compete with China’; Chinese expert highlights consistency in policy
‘80% of TV components come from China’: Rahul Gandhi says, ‘Make in India is just assembly, not manufactu
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