Trump Tariff Fears Send BMW, Porsche Lower in German Auto Stock Rout (06.11.2024)
BMW AG and Porsche AG led German automaker shares lower over concerns the US will hike tariffs on imported cars after Donald Trump returns to the White House.
Die Ampelkoalition ist offenbar gescheitert: Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz entlässt Finanzminister Christian Lindner von der FDP, wie ein Regierungssprecher in Berlin bestätigte. Scholz will in wenigen Minuten vor die Presse treten.
How Do Import Tariffs Affect Exports? (06.11.2024)
When the government imposes a tariff, it may be trading jobs and production in one part of the economy for jobs in another part of the economy by increasing production costs for downstream industries.
Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P Live Updates for Nov 6 (06.11.2024)
Donald Trump’s rising presidential prospects rippled through global markets on Wednesday, with US stock futures rallying, Treasury yields jumping and the dollar surging the most since March 2020.
China's Next Stimulus Package Is Unlikely to Put Market Fully at Ease (04.11.2024)
Chinese lawmakers are gathering in the shadow of the US election to sign off on a fiscal package that’s set to run into the trillions of yuan yet is unlikely to put the market fully at ease.
Goldman (GS) Says Trump Tariffs Could Shift China’s Focus to Consumer (01.11.2024)
Higher US tariffs on Chinese goods could dent growth but also force a long-awaited shift to the consumer in the world’s second-largest economy, according to economists at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Colombia Raises Tariffs on China's Cheap Steel Imports (21.10.2024)
Colombia became the latest Latin American country to raise tariffs on Chinese steel, as producers complain of the threat to local jobs from cheap imports.
How AI’s $1.3 Trillion Future Increasingly Hinges on Taiwan (30.10.2024)
When Jung Yoonseok was looking for an assembly partner for his AI chip startup, he had his pick of almost any country in Asia, including his native South Korea. Instead, the Rebellions strategy chief opted for Taiwan because of what he sees as an unparalleled combination of talent, cost and speed.
Fed On Track for Interest-Rate Cut After Weak US Jobs Report (01.11.2024)
A weak October employment report keeps Federal Reserve officials on track to cut interest rates by a quarter point when they meet next week and gives them room to continue lowering borrowing costs.
US October Jobs Report to Show Temporary Hit From Hurricanes, Strikes (31.10.2024)
Forecasters anticipate a monthly report on US employment will show a steady unemployment rate even as storms and strikes put a temporary dent in hiring.
China Home Sales Slump Eases as Stimulus Boosts Buyer Morale (31.10.2024)
China’s residential property sales rose in October, the first year-on-year increase of 2024, as the government’s latest stimulus blitz brought back buyers.
China’s Stimulus Gives Manufacturing, Housing a Shot in the Arm (01.11.2024)
China’s first major economic indicators after authorities unveiled their recent stimulus push suggest the economy has stabilized somewhat, with manufacturing and housing sectors showing tentative signs of recovery.
Election-Violence Risk Threatens US Dollar Dominance (31.10.2024)
The scenario of another contested presidential race riven by violence looms as an unpriced risk for investors who have long counted on US institutional integrity as a foundation for the nation’s economic strength.
Czech Central Banker Says Risks May Warrant Rate-Cut Pause (31.10.2024)
The Czech economy is confronting a series of potential inflationary risks that warrant a consideration of pausing interest-rate cuts, a top central banker said.
ECB Should Be Cautious and Not Rush Further Cuts, Nagel Says (30.10.2024)
The European Central Bank can afford to take a careful approach to lowering interest rates and officials should keep paying close attention to incoming information, according to Governing Council member Joachim Nagel.
EU Set To Go To China To Explore Alternative To EV Tariffs (30.10.2024)
The European Union has decided to send officials to Beijing to hold more talks aimed at finding an alternative to tariffs on electric vehicles from China, according to people familiar with the matter.
EU Economy: German Inflation Ticks Up Sharply, Highlighting ECB Challenge (30.10.2024)
German inflation quickened more sharply than expected and exceeded the European Central Bank’s 2% target – underpinning the challenges for policymakers in deciding on the pace and extent of further monetary-policy easing.
US Efforts to Contain Xi’s Push for Tech Supremacy Are Faltering (30.10.2024)
The world outside the US is increasingly driving Chinese electric vehicles, scrolling the web on Chinese smartphones and powering their homes with Chinese solar panels.
Biden Finalizes Curbs on US Investing in China Chip, AI Tech (28.10.2024)
The Biden administration finalized restrictions on investments by US individuals and companies into advanced technology in China, including semiconductors, quantum computing and artificial intelligence.
Euro-Area GDP: Growth Beats Expectations as Germany Dodges Recession (30.10.2024)
The euro area’s economy expanded more strongly than expected in the third quarter — with even Germany avoiding the recession it was widely tipped to endure.