US economy remains a priority, despite market volatility, tariff concerns, and rising tensions with China and trade.
Five Below halts China shipments, responding to US-China tariffs and ongoing international trade policy challenges.
Tariffs may raise inflation over 3%, complicating Fed’s rate decisions amid uncertain economic conditions.
U.S.-China economic tensions escalate, with tariffs reaching 145%, disrupting trade, jobs, and global markets worldwide.
NZD/USD nears 0.5700 with bullish momentum; technical indicators show mixed signals and neutral conditions.
Fed’s Collins affirms steady rates, emphasizes Fed credibility amid concerns about independence and global dollar status.
In March, the U.S. budget deficit was $161 billion, beating the forecasted $236.6 billion estimate.
EU, China discuss ending tariffs on Chinese EVs; EU prefers minimum price over trade restrictions.
Gold hits record $3,219 as trade tensions rise; USD/JPY recovers; Nasdaq jumps 12% on tariff pause.
Large US company bankruptcies surged in early 2025, reaching the highest first-quarter total since 2010.
