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Trump expands tariffs across dozens of U.S. trade partners
UK urged to impose tariffs on Chinese chemical at centre of EU trade dispute
US spice traders seek tariff exemptions for Indian spices under potential trade deal
Trump’s tariffs were meant to shrink the US trade deficit but imports just hit a record high
EU negotiators head to China hoping to curb cheap imports of hybrid electric cars
Trade deficit hits $105.6 billion, widest since just before Trump tariffs enacted last year
The U.S. trade deficit widened sharply in August amid an influx of goods related to the artificial intelligence build-out and the vagaries of import tariffs, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday. More details
Fed’s Daly: More tightening depends on whether AI, tariff and energy shocks persist
U.S. Trade Deficit Hits 17-Month High Despite Trump’s Tariffs
Tariffs increased in 2025; why did U.S. imports grow?
UK reviewing whether to impose tariffs on Chinese car imports to align with EU
India-US trade talks hit ’plateau’, finance minister says, as tariffs narrow room for deal
India-US trade talks hit 'plateau', finance minister says, as tariffs narrow room for deal
UK expected to follow EU with tariffs on Chinese EVs, Times says
Britain expected to impose tariffs on Chinese electric cars, The Times reports
Britain set to levy tariffs on Chinese electric cars, The Times reports
UK Expected to Follow EU With China EV Tariffs, Times Says
Tariffs, sanctions becoming policy instruments, sometimes weaponised: P K Mishra
Can Britain really afford to diverge from EU tariffs on Chinese EVs?
Sanctions, tariffs turn into policy instruments, sometimes weaponised: P K Mishra
Sanctions, tariffs sometimes weaponised as policy tools: PK Mishra
Section 301 and the Spice Man who Sued Trump Over Them
Podcast
The Fed can’t magically reopen the Strait of Hormuz or repeal tariffs. What it can do to slow inflation is freeze the economy until businesses stop raising prices. The only problem with that is people will start losing their jobs. Not the best option.
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Thursday, September 17, 2026
South Korea’s Kospi climbs as Asian stocks, bonds gain; oil extends decline
The Business Times · 4 sources
BOJ rate hike signals faster pace of tightening amid inflation risks, weak yen: Economists
Channel NewsAsia · 2 sources
UK retail sales volumes rose 0.5% in August 2026
Office for National Statistics · 2 sources
Moody’s raises India FY27 growth forecast to 7% from 6% on resilient economy, stronger investment
The Economic Times · 3 sources
Asian currencies weaken on US rate rise and high oil prices
Financial Times · 6 sources
Putin says Russia’s 2027 budget deficit seen at around 2% of GDP
Reuters · 2 sources
Gold Holds Gain as Lower Oil and Fed Hike Temper Inflation Fears
Bloomberg · 4 sources
India vows to protect energy security as US Russia bill opens door to 100% tariffs
The Economic Times · 5 sources
Huang says Nvidia’s chip sales will double next year
Investing.com · 2 sources
European stocks post best day in 2-months in post-Fed bid
Investing.com
US Retail Sales Rebound More Than Expected in Broad Advance
Bloomberg · 6 sources
Euro area annual inflation revised down to 3.2% in August
Anadolu Agency · 3 sources
UK lenders raise mortgage rates as inflation fears intensify
Financial Times
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
UK inflation hits 3.1% but data offers some relief for BoE
Reuters · 8 sources
Bessent calls US yen intervention "nominal," defends trade
Investing.com · 4 sources
Iran war cost hits US$38 billion, forecast to rise US$3 billion a month
The Business Times · 8 sources
FOMC rate decision: Fed hikes for the first time in three years
investingLive · 3 sources
S. African Inflation Expectations Dip Before Rate Call
Bloomberg · 3 sources
Japan records a trade deficit for 4th month as oil imports soar
Associated Press · 5 sources
US retail sales rebound sharply in August
Reuters · 6 sources
India's $40.8 billion Russian crude imports put it in Trump's 100% tariff line of fire
The Economic Times · 2 sources
Gold slips ahead of Fed decision as oil, yields keep rate-hike bets elevated
Investing.com · 5 sources
Bitcoin drops below $76k as Clarity vote fails; Fed rate hike in focus
Investing.com · 5 sources
Rupee falls 3 paise to 95.91 against US dollar in early trade
Press Trust of India via The Hindu BusinessLine · 2 sources
China's slower loan growth is the new normal, central bank governor says
Reuters · 2 sources
Wall Street Falls as Oil Surges, 10-Year Yield Hits 19-Year High
Seoul Economic Daily · 5 sources
UK Inflation Rises to Five-Month High Before BOE Decision
Bloomberg · 2 sources
India’s unemployment rate falls to 5% in August
Investing.com · 5 sources
India’s current account deficit more than doubles to $7 billion in July as trade gap expands
The Economic Times · 4 sources
Traders Are at Odds With ECB and BOE on How Far Rates Will Rise
Bloomberg · 5 sources
UK employers cut jobs as labour market remains weak over summer
Financial Times · 6 sources
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Gold slips as oil gains strengthen case for elevated interest rates
Reuters · 5 sources
UK employers cut jobs as labour market remains weak over summer
Financial Times · 6 sources
Traders Are at Odds With ECB and BOE on How Far Rates Will Rise
Bloomberg · 5 sources
India’s unemployment rate falls to 5% in August
Investing.com · 7 sources
Warsh Set for Showdown With Trump as Fed Faces Pressure to Raise Rates
The New York Times · 7 sources
Iran war cost hits US$38 billion, forecast to rise US$3 billion a month
The Business Times · 7 sources
Wall Street Falls as Oil Surges, 10-Year Yield Hits 19-Year High
Seoul Economic Daily · 5 sources
Bessent calls US yen intervention "nominal," defends trade
Investing.com · 4 sources
Bitcoin slumps below $75,000, crypto stocks plunge as Clarity Act vote fails
Bloomberg · 5 sources
Rupee falls 3 paise to 95.91 against US dollar in early trade
Press Trust of India via The Hindu BusinessLine · 2 sources
UK inflation speeds up to 3.1% in August
Reuters via Investing.com · 5 sources
Iran war has cost the US more than $38B, budget office says
Associated Press · 3 sources
China's factory output growth quickens in August, retail sales slow
Reuters · 5 sources
India’s current account deficit more than doubles to $7 billion in July as trade gap expands
The Economic Times · 4 sources
Oil prices rise as Houthis attack Saudi Arabia, Hormuz talks delayed
Investing.com · 10 sources
Brazil retail sales drop 0.8% in July, missing forecasts
Investing.com · 2 sources
KOSPI falls as US 10-year yield tops 5%, oil prices rise
The Korea Times
Iranian foreign minister will head to China for talks, as Pentagon reveals financial cost of war
CNBC · 2 sources
Canada's August inflation holds steady at 3% as crude stays firm; food prices ease
Reuters · 5 sources
Spain’s inflation rises to 4.6% in August, above forecasts
Investing.com · 2 sources
India inflation rises to 4.82% in August, strengthening case for rate hike
Reuters · 6 sources
BofA CEO’s Trading Revenue Warning Sends Bank Stocks Falling
Bloomberg · 2 sources
Monday, September 14, 2026
Fed's table is set for a rate hike, a first under Warsh
Reuters · 6 sources
India inflation rises to 4.82% in August, strengthening case for rate hike
Reuters · 6 sources
Gold Falls as Traders Eye Impact of Higher Oil on Fed Rate Path
Bloomberg · 5 sources
Oil prices rise as Houthis attack Saudi Arabia, Hormuz talks delayed
Investing.com · 10 sources
Canada's August inflation holds steady at 3% as crude stays firm; food prices ease
Reuters · 5 sources
Chip Stocks Tumble on AI Safety Fears & Rising Yields
Bloomberg · 8 sources
China's factory output growth quickens in August, retail sales slow
Reuters · 4 sources
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