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  • Allianz investment boss: US in ‘sentiment recession’

    May 15, 2025

    The US is currently going through a “sentiment recession,” as economic indicators fail to match the increasingly sour outlook from American consumers and businesses, a boss at Allianz’s investment arm has argued. Hard economic data in the country has so far managed to hold up despite significant uncertainty, as companies frontloaded buying inventory in advance [...]

  • Trump points finger at Biden as US stocks sink amid recession fears

    April 30, 2025

    Donald Trump has lashed out at Joe Biden, insisting that his presidential predecessor was to blame after the US economy suffered its worst-performing quarter in three years. A slew of disappointing economic data sent US stocks sharply south on Wednesday as the clearest signs yet of the damage wreaked by the White House tariff agenda [...]

  • Will US Fed chair Jay Powell be fired by Trump?

    April 17, 2025

    The fate of US Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell looks increasingly uncertain as the Trump administration ramps up pressure on the central back to cut rates faster. Powell has been resolute that he will not be influenced by Trump’s attempts to sway the Fed, instead sticking to its mission of bringing down any inflation that [...]

  • Investors set to sell off US stocks at record high levels

    April 16, 2025

    Investors are set to cut their exposure to US stocks to record high levels as global growth expectations have fallen to 30-year lows this month. A net 82 per cent of investors expect the global economy to weaken, down from 44 per cent in March, according to the most recent Bank of America global fund [...]

  • JP Morgan chief issues recession and stagflation warning over Trump tariffs

    April 7, 2025

    JP Morgan chairman and chief executive Jamie Dimon has warned that severe curbs on trade imposed by President Donald Trump could lead the US economy towards recession and stagflation. Dimon made the comments ahead of the multinational investment bank’s financial results, reporting revenue of $180.6bn and net income of $58.5bn in 2024.  He credited the [...]

  • Economics 101: consumers always pay for tariffs

    April 2, 2025

    If there’s one thing every economist agrees on, it’s that the only people who benefir from tariffs are cynical politicians, says Daniel Freeman Economists almost never agree on anything. Even if you ask a single economist their view on a subject they will generally give you at least three contradictory positions.   This makes the overwhelming [...]

  • US tariffs set to damage UK economy, Reeves tells cabinet ministers

    April 1, 2025

    Donald Trump’s tariffs are expected to “have an impact” on the UK’s economy, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has told cabinet ministers, after business secretary Jonathan Reynolds warned the country faces “a very serious and significant moment”. The US President is set to unveil sweeping – but as yet unknown – tariffs on goods from around the [...]

  • ‘Delicate time’ for US economy as growth fears build

    February 26, 2025

    The world's largest economy has been the standout global performer for the past couple of years, with growth far outstripping other advanced economies.

  • Pound sterling slumps after US inflation beats expectations

    February 12, 2025

    Figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that US inflation came in at 3.0 per cent in January, up from 2.9 per cent and ahead of economists' expectations.

  • Steel tariffs: No10 won’t say if Trump wrong to impose import charges

    February 11, 2025

    Downing Street has refused to say whether Donald Trump is wrong to impose 25 per cent tariffs on the UK’s steel exports to America. Trump’s executive order scrapped exemptions for the UK and all other countries, with all steel and aluminium exported to the States to face tariffs from March 12. Speaking from the Oval [...]

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