Oxford Economics
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Trump lifts tariffs on Irish whiskey, maintains pressure on Canada
President Donald Trump announced that tariffs on Irish whiskey will be removed, a move welcomed by the Irish Whiskey Association which exports nearly $520 million worth of product annually. This decision contrasts with …
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US and Canada in escalating trade war over tariffs and protectionism
The United States and Canada are experiencing a significant trade dispute, marked by escalating tariffs and retaliatory measures. This conflict, fueled by former President Donald Trump's accusations of unfair trade prac…
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Bond Market Challenges Fed as Inflation Fears Rise
The bond market is signaling increased concern over persistent inflation, with the 10-year Treasury yield nearing 5%, a level not seen since 2023. This rise is influenced by global supply shocks, including the conflict …
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Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods amid trade dispute
Canada has implemented retaliatory tariffs on hundreds of U.S. goods, a move economists warn could negatively impact the Canadian economy by increasing inflation and reducing GDP growth. Despite these potential economic…
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AI adoption faces 'pilot purgatory' and 'drowning in decks' as costs mount
Corporate AI adoption is facing a "pilot purgatory" and "drowning in decks" scenario, mirroring the dot-com bubble but with a unique twist. Experts like Amy Webb note that while AI makes production cheaper, it significa…
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FIFA World Cup generates $3.5B economic impact for NY/NJ region
The 2026 FIFA World Cup generated a significant economic impact of $3.5 billion for the New York and New Jersey region, according to a final analysis by the FIFA World Cup 2026 New York New Jersey Host Committee. This f…
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Trump, Carney in crunch talks to avert 50% US tariffs on Canada · 2 sources tracked
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and US President Donald Trump held urgent, high-stakes negotiations to prevent the imposition of steep 50% US tariffs on Canadian goods. The tariffs, which would affect approximately …
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US stocks rise on inflation data hopes, AI infrastructure firms surge
Wall Street futures indicated a positive opening ahead of the release of July's inflation data, which is expected to show a slight decrease. This data is crucial for the Federal Reserve's decisions on interest rates, as…
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Swiss Re warns of chronic heat risk and rising wildfire danger in Europe
Swiss Re Institute is issuing a warning about the increasing and chronic heat risks in Europe, noting that the continent is warming at nearly twice the global rate. The report highlights that Europe is less prepared for…
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Trump imposes 15% tariff on China-sourced polysilicon for AI chips
Donald Trump has imposed a new 15% tariff on polysilicon, a critical component for microchip and solar panel manufacturing, primarily sourced from China. This move, effective December 4th, aims to bolster US domestic su…
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US labor market shifts: Job growth no longer guarantees lower unemployment
The U.S. labor market is experiencing a significant shift where job growth may no longer be directly correlated with a decreasing unemployment rate. This is due to a shrinking labor pool, influenced by factors such as P…
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European heatwaves to drive food inflation more than war, forecasts show
Extreme heatwaves in Western Europe have significantly impacted grain production, leading to substantial crop yield reductions and an out-of-cycle forecast revision by the European cereal traders association. This weath…
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China's exports fuel Global South industrial growth, not stifle it
Contrary to narratives suggesting China is stifling developing nations' industrial growth through exports, empirical evidence indicates China is acting as a systemic partner. A significant portion of China's exports, ne…
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SAP APAC President: Southeast Asia Eager for AI Leapfrog, Counters SaaS Obsolescence Fears
Verena Siow, SAP's new APAC president, believes Southeast Asian markets are rapidly adopting AI-native systems due to a lack of legacy infrastructure and a strong desire for innovation. She highlighted that companies in…
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Trump's new tariffs could create a broad 'tariff generator' precedent
Former President Donald Trump has implemented new tariffs on imports from 60 trading partners, citing "forced labor" as justification. These tariffs, enacted under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, are considered to…
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US unemployment claims hit 57-year low, defying AI layoff fears
Despite widespread concerns about AI-driven job displacement, recent data indicates a historically low rate of layoffs across the U.S. economy. Weekly unemployment claims have fallen to their lowest level since Septembe…
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Iran conflict disrupts Strait of Hormuz shipping; toll system proposed
The Strait of Hormuz has become a critical flashpoint in the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict, severely disrupting global oil and LNG shipments. Iran has threatened to make the strait unsafe for transit as long as U.S. strike…
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Strait of Hormuz shipping plunges amid U.S.-Iran conflict
Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has significantly decreased due to renewed conflict between the U.S. and Iran, with transits falling to an eight-week low. Recent Iranian attacks and a U.S. blockade on Iran…
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US-Iran talks echo Trump's China strategy, impacting oil prices
Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are showing similarities to former President Trump's approach to China during his first term, according to Oxford Economics. This comparison arises from a pattern of escalating hos…
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Indonesia rethinks visa-free access to boost economy and border control
Indonesia's immigration chief, Hendarsam Marantoko, is advocating for a more selective approach to visa-free travel, emphasizing the need to attract visitors who positively contribute to the economy and generate state r…