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European leaders are reportedly weighing up potential responses to fresh tariff threats from the White House.
It's been one year since Donald Trump started his second term as US president, and he's pointing to the country's strong GDP growth rate and stock market performances to paint a glowing picture of the economy. But a closer look shows that while activity is booming, it's mostly benefitting the country's wealthier households. Also in this edition, we see how Trump's tariffs have pushed German winemakers to look to China for their exports.
The U.S. Treasury secretary urged EU and U.K. leaders to “let things play out.”
Calls grow in Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition and conservative bloc to target Big Tech.
Stock Futures Tumble as Greenland Tariff Fears Rattle Markets
Consensus expectations for European market EPS growth had been around 10% prior to this weekend. Now Citi thinks 8% more likely but risks are tilted to the downside.
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced a meeting on Greenland with "various parties" on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos. The US president has dangled tariff threats against eight European countries opposed to his plan to take over the Danish autonomous territory, and late Monday said he expected European leaders not to “push back too much”. Follow our liveblog for all the latest developments.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the reaction to President Donald Trump’s threat to enact tariffs over Greenland is like the “hysteria” that greeted the president’s earlier tariffs in April.
Japan's government 40-year government bond yields notched a record high on Tuesday amid a broader selloff in Japanese government bonds.
AIG and CVC form investment partnership
European leaders are reportedly weighing up potential responses to fresh tariff threats from the White House.
It's been one year since Donald Trump started his second term as US president, and he's pointing to the country's strong GDP growth rate and stock market performances to paint a glowing picture of the economy. But a closer look shows that while activity is booming, it's mostly benefitting the country's wealthier households. Also in this edition, we see how Trump's tariffs have pushed German winemakers to look to China for their exports.
The U.S. Treasury secretary urged EU and U.K. leaders to “let things play out.”
Calls grow in Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition and conservative bloc to target Big Tech.
Stock Futures Tumble as Greenland Tariff Fears Rattle Markets
Consensus expectations for European market EPS growth had been around 10% prior to this weekend. Now Citi thinks 8% more likely but risks are tilted to the downside.
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced a meeting on Greenland with "various parties" on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos. The US president has dangled tariff threats against eight European countries opposed to his plan to take over the Danish autonomous territory, and late Monday said he expected European leaders not to “push back too much”. Follow our liveblog for all the latest developments.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the reaction to President Donald Trump’s threat to enact tariffs over Greenland is like the “hysteria” that greeted the president’s earlier tariffs in April.
Japan's government 40-year government bond yields notched a record high on Tuesday amid a broader selloff in Japanese government bonds.
AIG and CVC form investment partnership