#trade-tariffs

#trade-tariffs

The signing of the trade deal marks a significant milestone in UK-India relations, according to Sir Keir Starmer, who highlighted its historical importance.

A recent study suggests that coffee parchment can serve as a functional feed additive for Nile tilapia in aquaculture, promoting health and sustainability.

83% of enterprise leaders are accelerating AI and automation initiatives to counter trade disruption, with 40% acting within the next 12 months.

Beef buyers in the US, facing droughts and rising costs, have turned to imports, primarily from Brazil, which now comprise 21 percent of all US beef imports.

Three in 10 UK SMEs fear losing up to £20,000 due to Trump's new trade tariffs, making energy savings essential. Business energy experts recommend conducting energy audits to find savings.

Hanoi's Old Quarter, once bustling, now experiences declining sales as US tariffs loom, highlighting the need for urgent trade negotiations to alleviate economic strain.

President Trump spooked investors last week with a tariff threat, but optimism returned when he postponed tariffs and hinted at establishing trade discussions with the EU.

"It was really disappointing when we had to pull the products from the site. Our worst fear was that the customer would get hit by some crazy tariff bill."

Hedge funds exhibited the largest sell-off of European shares in a decade, prompted by trade tariff concerns and the euro's strength diminishing exports.

Jeff Bezos plans to sell up to $4.75bn worth of Amazon stock over the next year as part of a trading plan ending on May 29, 2026.

The upcoming 15-for-1 stock split for O'Reilly Automotive is seen as a positive sign, potentially increasing accessibility and further price momentum for investors.

According to a yearlong investigation, the Commerce Department found that solar cells imported from Southeast Asia have been sold below fair market value, benefiting from Chinese subsidies.

The trade tariffs implemented during Donald Trump's administration may inadvertently shift demand for soya-bean exports away from the United States, leading to increased deforestation risks.

"Before the tariff storms hit, China's GDP growth likely eased but remained solid, thanks to the recovery in domestic demand," said analysts at Societe Generale.

"There's a lot of unknowns. It really leaves us wondering if planting this canola crop is the right thing to do."

March inflation data were somewhat lower than expected, giving the Fed the opportunity to worry less about inflation, but I don't expect to see a big shift in monetary policy expectations as a result of this one reading.