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The U.S. Court of International Trade's ruling could bring the trade war to a screeching halt.

The retreat of the US dollar could "open the door for the euro to play a greater international role".

"The same patterns that destabilize families destabilize democracies."

US president Donald Trump reignites trade war with threat to impose high tariffs on European goods, and Apple iPhones made overseas * Typical energy bill in Great Britain to fall 7% to £1,720 a year from July As well as cutting UK energy costs (see earlier), Donald Trump can also take credit for growing the German economy! New GDP data this morning shows that Germany’s GDP rose by 0.4% in January-March, twice as fast as the first estimate of 0.2% growth in the quarter. “The reason for the slightly higher growth compared to the initial estimate was the surprisingly positive economic development in March.” “In particular, production in the manufacturing sector and exports performed better than initially expected. The German economy had its best quarterly performance since the third quarter of 2022, and the reason for it seems to be Donald Trump. As a result of the announced tariffs and in anticipation of ‘Liberation Day,’ German industrial production and exports surged in March. Net exports and private consumption drove economic activity in the first quarter, while government consumption and inventories dragged on growth. Continue reading...

A record number of so-called reverse Yankee deals have been sold this year, an early sign of a possible lasting shift in the US-dominated corporate debt market.

The pullback marks a rapid change from just a few months ago, when many in the region’s business elite cheered the election win of U.S. President Donald Trump.