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Donald Trump has announced plans to send notifications of new tariff rates to more than 150 countries. He clarified that the letters would specify the amount of duties, which would be the same for everyone, and stressed that these were mainly small states.This week, many countries have already received notifications about the proposed changes, which are due to take effect on August 1, unless better agreements can be reached. Initially, the duties were planned to be introduced on July 9, but the ... Read More
The Dubai Financial Authority has announced a partnership with the Crypto[dot]com platform, which... Read More
US President Donald Trump expressed hope that the trade and economic agreements reached with China... Read More
At a meeting of EU foreign ministers on May 15, Sweden plans to invite the association to join the... Read More
Representatives of the Russian Federation and Ukraine will meet in Istanbul today. Only a possible... Read More
The yield on ten-year US government bonds rose to 4.49% on Wednesday, which was the highest in the... Read More
During the negotiations with the EU, the UK expanded its requirements for concluding a partnership... Read More
Meeting of Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul: the Turkish side stated that everything is ready for the... Read More
In May, the index of investor confidence in the German economy rose to 25.2 points after April's... Read More
On Tuesday afternoon, global oil prices resumed their growth after yesterday's decline. The price... Read More
Over the next five years, stablecoins will most likely begin to displace some of the US currency... Read More
European Commissioner for Energy Dan Jorgensen stressed that the dialogue between Russia and the... Read More
The European Union has decided to postpone discussions on future sanctions against Russia with... Read More
Adriana Kugler, head of the Federal Reserve System, expressed the opinion that the tariff policy... Read More
In April, gold inflows into global ETF funds showed an impressive increase of $11.2 billion,... Read More
Gasoline prices in the United States rose above the $2.10 per gallon mark, which was their highest... Read More
As a result of negotiations in Switzerland, the U.S. and China have reached an agreement to... Read More
US-China talks show «significant progress». Regular negotiations on de-escalation of the d... Read More
Suddenly, the Australian islands of Heard and McDonald, where penguins live but there are no... Read More
The administration of US President Donald Trump is considering the possibility of significantly... Read More
On Friday, bitcoin steadily strengthened, continuing its recent rapid growth and overcoming... Read More
US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer have announced the conclusion of... Read More
Foreign companies are actively negotiating their return to the Russian market. This is confirmed by... Read More
The trade war between Beijing and Washington continues to have an impact on the business... Read More
During the meeting held on May 8, the Bank of England announced a reduction in the interest rate to... Read More
The US Federal Reserve has left its key interest rate unchanged, keeping it in the range of... Read More
The index of business activity in the German construction sector increased to 45.1, rising from... Read More
The Fed kept the base rate in the range of 4.25-4.5% as expected. The rate has been at the current... Read More
China has announced large-scale mitigation measures to support an economy weakened by trade... Read More
The softening of trade relations between the United States and China has contributed to the... Read More
The Fed is likely to keep the federal funds rate at 4.25%-4.50% at the May meeting. This step is... Read More
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