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US court backs Trump's power to close 'de minimis' tariff exemption
Trump wins legal battle to keep cheap imports subject to tariffs
US accuses India, 40+ countries of helping China evade tariffs; plans AI-enabled crackdown
US accuses more than 40 countries of helping China avoid Trump’s tariffs
Trump Trade Enforcers Deploy AI to Crack Down on Tariff Dodging
US July deficit tops $432 billion as outlays grow, tariff receipts stay negative
US Moves Past Tariffs to Focus on Supply Chain Revamps in China Trade Policy
How Trump's next tariffs could drive companies back to China
The Big Picture: Canada’s Greater Objectives in Trump’s Tariff War
Canada Offers U.S. Concessions in Trade Talks but Demands a Comprehensive Deal
Trump Sets Polysilicon Price Floors, 15% Tariff to Shield U.S. Chip and Solar Supply Chains
Canada Races For Deal Before Trump’s 50% Tariff Inflames Feud
Canada Races For Trade Deal to Avoid Tariffs, But Also Issues Warning
Trump launched big new solar tariffs. Here's what it means.
US introduces 15% tariffs and minimum prices for polysilicon imports under Section 232
Solar stocks shine after Trump extends China tariffs to polysilicon products
Trump won't drop war, tariffs or monuments to save the GOP
Beijing's export engine holds up on AI demand despite fresh US tariffs - July exports beat forecasts
Trump Order Sets 15% Tariff, Price Floors on Polysilicon Imports
Solar Tariffs Will Hurt America’s Allies, Not China
Trump likely to reject US industry requests for quicker polysilicon tariff, source says
Canada’s Carney sees aluminum tariffs as key to US trade deal
Carney Says Aluminum Prices Open Way to Trade Deal With Trump
Trump may get a big, new tariff authority
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Saturday, October 24, 2026
Oil hits $117 for first time since April on fears of flare-up in Iran hostilities
Financial Times · 8 sources
Wall Street closes lower to end rocky week
Reuters · 4 sources
Trump Rolls Back Some Canada Tariffs as Swing-State Support Wavers
Seoul Economic Daily · 2 sources
India October business growth hits 4-month high; hiring stalls, PMI shows
Reuters · 4 sources
Singapore’s core inflation eases to 2% in September on lower services, retail prices
Channel NewsAsia · 3 sources
AI Tech Fears Push Global Credit Spreads to 17-Month High
Bloomberg · 3 sources
U.S. Consumer Sentiment Hits 5-Month Low on Inflation Strain
Seoul Economic Daily · 2 sources
German business activity growth softens in October, PMI shows
Reuters · 5 sources
Melania Trump says she secured one-city ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine for humanitarian aid
CNN · 7 sources
Japan core inflation in September surges to its highest this year at 2.1%
CNBC · 5 sources
U.S. Composite PMI Eases in October as Selling Prices Rise Fastest in Four Years
Seoul Economic Daily · 4 sources
Brazil consumer prices rise 0.32% in mid-October
Reuters via Investing.com · 6 sources
UK S&P Global Composite PMI improves to 53.1 in October vs. 51.8 expected
FXStreet · 4 sources
Inflation stays high, growth slows, central bankers face a bigger challenge, says RBI Guv Malhotra
The Economic Times · 5 sources
Bank of Korea holds rates as expected after back-to-back hikes
Reuters · 8 sources
Strong macro fundamentals, policy interventions to anchor eco against global headwinds: RBI bulletin
Press Trust of India via The Economic Times · 3 sources
French business activity contracts in October amid political, financial pressures, PMI shows
Reuters · 4 sources
Friday, October 23, 2026
Japan core inflation in September surges to its highest this year at 2.1%
CNBC · 5 sources
AI Tech Fears Push Global Credit Spreads to 17-Month High
Bloomberg · 3 sources
India October business growth hits 4-month high; hiring stalls, PMI shows
Reuters · 4 sources
German business activity growth softens in October, PMI shows
Reuters · 5 sources
BOK chief signals hawkish stance amid outlook for higher growth, rates
Yonhap News Agency · 8 sources
Melania Trump says she secured one-city ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine for humanitarian aid
CNN · 7 sources
U.S. Composite PMI Eases in October as Selling Prices Rise Fastest in Four Years
Seoul Economic Daily · 4 sources
Brazil consumer prices rise 0.32% in mid-October
Reuters · 5 sources
Türkiye’s inflation progress helps stabilize banking sector despite regional shocks: S&P Global
Anadolu Agency · 4 sources
Trump Rolls Back Some Canada Tariffs as Swing-State Support Wavers
Seoul Economic Daily · 2 sources
Wall Street closes lower to end rocky week
Reuters · 4 sources
Oil hits $117 for first time since April on fears of flare-up in Iran hostilities
Financial Times · 8 sources
Inflation stays high, growth slows, central bankers face a bigger challenge, says RBI Guv Malhotra
The Economic Times · 5 sources
UK S&P Global Composite PMI improves to 53.1 in October vs. 51.8 expected
FXStreet · 4 sources
French business activity contracts in October amid political, financial pressures, PMI shows
Reuters · 3 sources
U.S. Consumer Sentiment Hits 5-Month Low on Inflation Strain
Seoul Economic Daily · 2 sources
China defends DeepSeek after US ban of its AI from government systems
Associated Press via Channel NewsAsia · 5 sources
Singapore’s core inflation eases to 2% in September on lower services, retail prices
Channel NewsAsia · 3 sources
Strong macro fundamentals, policy interventions to anchor eco against global headwinds: RBI bulletin
Press Trust of India via The Economic Times · 3 sources
Canada August retail sales rise 1.2%
Reuters via Investing.com · 2 sources
Meta’s deal to keep Zuckerberg in California adds fuel to wealth tax debate ahead of election
CNBC · 5 sources
A lesson from poker tells us not to fold on Meta after its earnings sell-off. Here’s why
CNBC · 5 sources
US Initial Jobless Claims Fall to Three-Month Low
Bloomberg · 7 sources
Apple bets iPhone Duo can remake foldable market as sales begin
Reuters · 4 sources
Russia’s central bank holds key rate at 14% amid inflation concerns
Investing.com · 2 sources
Yen rallies as global tech rout sparks flight to safety
Financial Times · 3 sources
Barclays cutting 5,000 jobs as it increases reliance on AI
BBC · 2 sources
Turkey cuts interest rates despite $18bn investment funds scandal
Financial Times · 5 sources
India permits 6,500 tonnes of silver imports despite weak demand
Business Standard · 3 sources
Tesla is falling even after earnings. What analysts are saying
CNBC · 5 sources
New Zealand Dollar underperforms as NZ inflation cools down
FXStreet · 4 sources
SpaceX Bonds Weaken Despite Profit Beat as AI Spending Worries Grow
Seoul Economic Daily · 8 sources
Gold falls below $4,100, silver drops 3.6% as higher oil prices fuel inflation concerns
Anadolu Agency · 5 sources
One Person Killed and 8 Injured in Airport Attack in Saudi Arabia
The Wall Street Journal · 3 sources
Thursday, October 22, 2026
BOK holds rate steady, signals further tightening as inflation rises and growth strengthens
Korea JoongAng Daily · 7 sources
A lesson from poker tells us not to fold on Meta after its earnings sell-off. Here’s why
CNBC · 5 sources
Tesla is falling even after earnings. What analysts are saying
CNBC · 5 sources
New Zealand Dollar underperforms as NZ inflation cools down
FXStreet · 4 sources
Gold slides as Middle East tensions fuel oil price jump, inflation fears
Investing.com · 5 sources
Meta’s deal to keep Zuckerberg in California adds fuel to wealth tax debate ahead of election
CNBC · 5 sources
SpaceX Bonds Weaken Despite Profit Beat as AI Spending Worries Grow
Seoul Economic Daily · 8 sources
Oil prices climb above $113 as AI sell-off rattles stocks and investors buy bonds
Euronews · 3 sources
Turkey cuts interest rates despite $18bn investment funds scandal
Financial Times · 5 sources
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