War in the Middle East: why the American economy is not safe from an oil shock
The article discusses concerns about an impending oil shock impacting the American economy amidst rising tensions in the Middle East, particularly between the US, Israel, and Iran.
‘Good news’: Ebrard claims that the start of the T-MEC review with the US is ‘encouraging’
Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico's Secretary of Economy, expresses optimism about the start of technical discussions with the U.S. regarding the T-MEC trade agreement, despite Canada missing from initial talks.
Putin takes advantage and the EU does not back down
The ongoing conflict in Iran poses a potential economic crisis, benefiting Vladimir Putin and the Russian economy while straining relationships among the U.S. and its allies.
“Export goods tied to the sea, stopped payments”… Government's 8 billion emergency 'transfusion' amid logistics crisis
A Korean company exporting industrial plastic materials to the Middle East faces severe liquidity issues due to halted shipments related to the US-Iran conflict, prompting the government to allocate emergency funds to assist affected businesses.
Own Nothing and Pay for Everything: How Companies Locked Us into Their Ecosystems
The article explores how individuals like Jan have become entrapped in subscription-based models, owning very little while having access to numerous services.
Record-high national debt in the USA: – Seeing signs of recession
Norwegian investment director Robert Næss warns that the record-high national debt in the USA may indicate impending economic downturns.
International capital flowing to China as investors seek certainty during Iranian conflict
Foreign investors are increasingly diverting capital to China amid uncertainties arising from the Iranian conflict and geopolitical tensions.
‘The stakes are enormous’: how a prolonged Iran war could shock the global economy
The article discusses the potential economic consequences of a prolonged war involving Iran, particularly the impact on oil prices and the global economy.
Who will suffer the most if the Iran war continues for a long time?
The article discusses the potential global economic impact of a prolonged conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran, emphasizing India's economic resilience in the face of such crises.
"We continue cutting off their routes and weakening their economy," says Defense Minister after drug seizure valued at $70 million
Ecuador's Defense Minister Gian Carlo Loffredo announced significant drug seizures involving over 2.9 tons of drugs in recent military operations, emphasizing ongoing efforts to combat narcotrafficking.
Ristić: The global economic order is collapsing in Hormuz, is that the true goal of the war?
The article discusses the unclear motivations behind Trump's military actions against Iran amid growing tensions in the region.
Oil: What Price Drives the Economy into Recession
An increase in oil prices due to the Iran conflict raises concerns about potential recessionary pressures on the global economy, particularly in the United States.
Will a Major War Bring Recession? Understand the Impact of the US-Iran War on India's Economy
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is beginning to directly impact the economy of India, particularly through rising fuel prices that affect everyday consumers.
How much impact will the US-Iran war have on India's economy? Jayant Sinha explained
The ongoing war in the Middle East is starting to affect daily life in India, as explained by former Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha.
Agreement with the U.S.: Good or Bad?
The article discusses the economic implications of the United States' trade deficit and its relationship with Ecuador.
Economist: Why the war in Iran still has a long way to go
The ongoing conflict in Iran represents two simultaneous wars: military strikes by the US and Israel, and an economic war led by Tehran against the global economy.
Iran, cash is scarce. Tehran issues a 10 million rial banknote, the highest ever
Tehran has introduced a new 10 million rial banknote, the highest denomination in its history, amid soaring inflation and a cash demand surge due to conflicts with the US and Israel.
The head of the US central bank sounds the alarm: inflation raises concerns
Ch. Waller of the US central bank expresses rising concerns about inflation, which may prompt a reassessment of interest rate policies.
Trump has made it clear Australia is a friend in name only. For Albanese, the pressure at home is rising
The article discusses the strained relationship between Australia and the US under Donald Trump's administration, highlighting economic concerns for Australia.
Nearly US$24 billion: Russia's Lukoil estimates losses from foreign asset disposals
Russia's Lukoil estimates losses of approximately US$24 billion from the disposal of its foreign assets following sanctions imposed by the U.S.
The bond market is emitting a signal we haven't seen since the major crisis of 2008
The U.S. bond market is showing alarming signs reminiscent of patterns before the 2008 financial crisis, particularly due to skyrocketing yields and rising inflation fears.
Mirage
The article discusses the challenges of accurately comparing formal and informal labor markets in Mexico and the United States, highlighting discrepancies in statistical data provided by INEGI and other sources.
Trump turbocharges US economic comeback as socialism keeps failing worldwide
The article discusses how the Heritage Foundation's '2026 Index of Economic Freedom' highlights the contrast between economic freedom under Trump and the failures of socialism worldwide.
US Section 301 tariffs set to trigger fresh wave of trade disruption
The US Section 301 tariffs are anticipated to cause additional disturbances to global trade, potentially leading to retaliation and a breakdown of trade relations.
Liveblog Iran War: Reiche criticizes possible easing of US sanctions
German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche has criticized discussions regarding a potential easing of US sanctions on Iranian oil, highlighting the implications for international values and stability.
'The View' guest host praises Trump economy as panel blasts admin for rising prices amid Iran conflict
Sara Eisen defended Trump's economic policies on 'The View' while discussing rising gas prices linked to the Iran conflict.
Mild losses on Wall Street amid geopolitical tension and energy instability
Wall Street experienced modest losses as investors navigated geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and significant fluctuations in energy prices.
Fox News AI Newsletter: Wall-climbing robots swarm US Navy warships
The newsletter highlights advancements in AI technology, particularly focused on wall-climbing robots on U.S. Navy warships amidst China's growing naval capabilities.
Caputo assures that he has coverage for US$9 billion in maturities and opens the door to refinance BCRA bonds
Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo claims that the government has identified financing sources for upcoming debt maturities totaling US$9 billion and suggests a potential refinancing of the Central Bank's dollar-denominated instruments.
'I am not sending troops anywhere, conditions will normalize soon,' Trump's big statement
U.S. President Donald Trump asserted that he is not planning to deploy troops to Iran and expressed confidence in the normalization of conditions while highlighting his economic achievements during his presidency.
US moves to soften capital rules: ‘Big banks can declare mission accomplished’
US federal regulators are planning to reduce capital requirements for big banks, a significant shift in banking regulations since the 2008 financial crisis, potentially benefiting major financial institutions.
With rising prices, the Donald Trump administration says it is not considering an oil export ban
The Trump administration has stated that it is not contemplating restrictions on oil and gas exports amid rising energy prices affecting consumers.
BoE delivers message Britons don’t want to hear as inflation – and rates – look set to rise
The Bank of England warns that rising inflation and interest rates are expected due to external pressures from conflicts involving the US and Israel, impacting the UK's economic outlook.
If the Iran war takes oil above US$120 a barrel, how bad could the shock get?
The South China Morning Post explores the potential economic impact of rising oil prices due to escalating tensions in the Iran conflict.
The Innocents in Jail Cost Us One Billion. This Is How Reform Will Prevent More Unjust Trials
The article discusses the significant financial burden and societal impact of judicial errors in Italy, highlighting a proposed reform aimed at reducing such injustices.
[Editorial] To Prevent the Collapse of the Global Economy, Attacks on Energy Facilities Must Stop
Tensions between Israel and Iran over attacks on key energy facilities have prompted US President Donald Trump to urge restraint from Iran.
US Tariffs: European Parliament Ends Blockade of EU-US Deal
The European Parliament has lifted its blockade of the EU-US trade deal, but has attached conditions regarding tariff limits.
‘This does not please’ Trump: Powell assures that the Fed will not lower interest rates due to inflation in the US
Jerome Powell stated that the Federal Reserve will not lower interest rates until inflation shows signs of significant moderation, regardless of external factors like the Middle East conflict.
Trump's ally warns that the US economy is not strong enough to support war with Iran
An economist appointed by Donald Trump warns that the US economy is too weak to handle oil prices at $100 per barrel amid rising consumer prices due to tensions with Iran.
Trump and the Iranian Dilemma: A War Draining Arms, Economy, and Diplomacy
The article discusses the complexities faced by President Trump amid the ongoing US-Israeli war with Iran, highlighting escalating costs and diminishing diplomatic avenues.
Which countries could profit from the war in Iran — and which will be most affected?
The article discusses the potential economic impacts of the US and Israel's war against Iran, highlighting which countries could benefit or suffer as a result.
Expensive Everyday Life in the USA: The Hormuz Crisis Becomes Politically Dangerous for Trump
Rising prices in the U.S., particularly in fuel and food, pose a political threat to Trump amid the ongoing Hormuz crisis.
Expensive Everyday Life in the USA: The Hormuz Crisis Becomes Politically Dangerous for Trump
The rising costs of living in the USA, exacerbated by the Hormuz crisis, pose a significant political risk for Donald Trump as gasoline prices soar beyond the critical threshold of three dollars per gallon.
The US Federal Reserve Has Not Changed Interest Rates
The US Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.50%–3.75% amid ongoing economic uncertainties, particularly due to the war in Iran and rising crude oil prices.
Reader callout: are you feeling the petrol pinch in Australia, and how is it affecting you?
Australia is experiencing a surge in petrol prices due to global oil market disruptions caused by the US-Israel conflict, with significant implications for consumers and the economy.
War in the Middle East: Experts Warn of Dangerous Nuclear Mission in Iran
Experts caution that the US and Israel's ongoing military operations in Iran over nuclear threats could lead to unintended consequences, affecting the global economy and security.
Powell Clings to the Fed: He Will Remain in Office Until the Investigation Against Him Is Concluded
Jerome Powell, the President of the Federal Reserve, stated his intention to stay at the central bank until a Department of Justice investigation concerning him and the institution is fully resolved.
Donald Trump suspends 100-year-old law to lower gasoline prices
President Donald Trump has suspended a 100-year-old law requiring that goods transported between U.S. ports be carried on American ships, in an effort to lower gasoline prices amid rising costs due to the conflict with Iran.
Tariffs Pending: Trump, the Supreme Court, and the Strategy of Delay
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against tariffs imposed by Trump has left significant uncertainty in his administration's trade strategy.
Fed surprises with caution. War and oil keep inflation in check
The U.S. Federal Reserve has decided to maintain its main interest rate amid ongoing inflation pressures from oil prices and geopolitical tensions.