Trade War

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First Trump officials were trying to get Europe to accept chlorinated chickens and hormone-infused beef from the United States. Now, it seems they are trying to foist the toxicity of our social media platforms and a laissez-faire approach to harmful content onto Europe, as well. Evidence suggests the Trump administration…

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The Bank of Canada is holding interest rates steady as U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada intensifies. The central bank held its benchmark rate at 2.75 per cent on Wednesday, ending a streak of seven consecutive rate cuts. Analysts were divided on what to expect from the Bank…

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EU rules say tech titans must provide a choice for users to pick a browser. Photo: Sergei GAPON / AFP/File Source: AFP With President Donald Trump more unpredictable than ever and transatlantic ties reaching new lows, calls are growing louder for Europe to declare independence from US tech. From Microsoft…

Gold rallies sharply as safe-haven demand surges on US-China tensions and collapsing Treasury yields. Trump’s tariff threat on pharmaceuticals and China’s Boeing ban add fuel to market volatility. Mixed US data adds to uncertainty; traders now focus on Retail Sales and Powell’s Wednesday speech. Gold price ended Tuesday’s session on…

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A top Federal Reserve official said Monday that the impact of President Donald Trump’s trade war on prices would be “transitory,” echoing a term that central bankers and Biden administration officials used often as inflation soared in the aftermath of the pandemic. Suggested Reading How Trump’s tariffs could make your…

Consumer worries grew over inflation, unemployment and the stock market as the global trade war heated up in March, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey released Monday. The central bank’s monthly Survey of Consumer Expectations showed that respondents saw inflation a year from now at 3.6%,…