Goldman Sachs Sees Limited Impact from US Tariffs on Euro Area GDP
Goldman Sachs estimates Trump's 10% tariffs will reduce euro area GDP by about 0.1%, signaling a mild economic drag.
Macro indicators, policy shifts, and economic forces shaping growth and inflation.
Goldman Sachs estimates Trump's 10% tariffs will reduce euro area GDP by about 0.1%, signaling a mild economic drag.
Goldman Sachs warns US tariffs on Europe may cut eurozone GDP and trigger escalating trade disputes.
Mortgage rates dropped to 6.06% after a government order boosting bond purchases, sparking refinancing and homebuying activity.
Trump calls for cutting the Fed's benchmark rate to around 1 percent despite inflation concerns and Powell investigation.
Food prices jumped significantly in December 2025, driven by steep increases in meat and coffee costs.
Taiwanese chipmakers will invest $250 billion to boost US semiconductor production capacity under a new trade deal.
Freddie Mac’s lowest rate since 2022 boosted applications, but low-rate owners and sticky prices constrain supply.
China’s foreign exchange reserves grew slowly, reflecting shifting capital flows and reduced US dollar inflows.
China's export growth to emerging markets offsets declining US demand, highlighting its trade resilience.
ONS data showed November GDP up 0.3% after October’s drop, partly reversing one-off weakness from a Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack.
US-bound shipments fell sharply, but rising exports to EU and ASEAN kept China’s 2025 surplus at $1.18T.
Grocery, gas, and electricity costs rose as shutdown data quirks complicate readings, keeping the Fed cautious.