Several key economic releases are scheduled for the week of 4 – 8 August 2025. On Monday, 4 August at 0630 GMT, Switzerland will release its CPI m/m data, with June showing a +0.2% rise and July expected to remain steady.
US Envoy Witkowsky engages in talks with Netanyahu about Gaza's future amid increasing global pressure. Stalled negotiations and efforts to recognize a Palestinian state dominate the scene.
President Trump escalates his criticism of Fed Chairman Powell, expressing dissatisfaction with the decision to hold interest rates steady and warning of economic repercussions.
The June PCE data presents a mixed picture, complicating the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. This article analyzes the key data points and their potential impact on the economy.
The dollar is experiencing a rebound driven by strong economic data and expectations of delayed interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. This rebound is impacting global markets and the performance of various assets.
Canada has announced its recognition of the State of Palestine, joining other countries in pressing Israel to end military operations in Gaza and facilitate humanitarian aid. The decision has drawn criticism from Israel and mixed reactions from the United States.
Indian refiners grapple with uncertainty following Trump's tariffs on Russian oil. Refiners explore alternative sources and await government guidance.
Iran insists on guarantees and compensation from the US before returning to the nuclear negotiating table, complicating efforts to revive the agreement.
This article explores the legal challenges to President Trump's repeated declarations of national emergencies and their implications for the scope of presidential power and the system of checks and balances.
The Bank of Japan decided to hold interest rates steady but revised its inflation forecasts upward. Caution remains regarding trade and political uncertainty.
The US Treasury Department announced new sanctions targeting a vast network managed by figures linked to the Iranian regime, in a move aimed at undermining Iranian oil exports and increasing pressure on Tehran.
Trump's tariffs on Brazil, driven by the Bolsonaro case, spark economic concerns and potential legal challenges, despite key exemptions.
The US administration has announced the suspension of the de minimis duty exemption for low-value goods, potentially impacting e-commerce and shipping companies. Here's a detailed look at the decision and its potential repercussions.
Crypto News Today: in the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrency, market movements can be swift and impactful.
Stock market today: in a significant turn of events, the stock market experienced a notable rise today, with both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 showing strong gains.
President Trump imposes new tariffs on India citing trade with Russia and unfair trade policies, escalating trade tensions and potentially impacting the global economy.
French President Emmanuel Macron believes the EU wasn't forceful enough in its trade negotiations with the US, leading to a deal he sees as unbalanced. He calls for the EU to be more 'formidable' in future negotiations.
Following strong gains, the S&P 500 may face seasonal headwinds in August and September. Analysts warn of a potential correction due to high valuations and Fed decisions.
The ADP report indicates a robust growth in US private sector jobs in July, but with potential slowdowns on the horizon. The Federal Reserve is closely monitoring these data.
The Eurozone economy experienced an unexpected growth of 0.1% in the second quarter, defying previous forecasts of stagnation. While Germany's economy contracted, France and Spain showed notable growth.
