US-Europe Tariffs Trigger Market Turmoil and Economic Risks
Tariff threats spark US-Europe market slides, euro area GDP impacts, and diplomatic tensions.
Tariff threats spark US-Europe market slides, euro area GDP impacts, and diplomatic tensions.
Global markets fell as Trump’s proposed 10% tariffs on Europe heighten trade tensions and economic uncertainty.
Mortgage rates have fallen to cycle lows, improving refinancing options amidst varied lender offerings.
December food prices rose sharply while markets reacted to a Justice Department probe and Fed rate uncertainty.
Taiwan and the US finalize a trade deal cutting tariffs and investing heavily in semiconductor supply chains.
Rates fall to 6.06% as retail sales stay firm, PPI cools, and China trade reroutes.
China's record trade surplus grows 20% as exports rise outside the US amid modest reserve gains.
China posts a $1.18T surplus, UK GDP beats forecasts, and Kashkari flags Fed political risk.
CPI held at 2.7% as necessities rose, widening spending splits while China surpluses stoked tariff risks.
China’s 2026 agenda spotlights export controls and domestic demand, while Australia and Nigeria data reshape policy expectations.
Cooling hiring and tariff uncertainty meet steady 2.7% CPI, fueling risk rally and March-cut hopes.
Markets watch Friday jobs volatility, steady-lowish mortgage rates, and China’s CPI rise amid PPI deflation.