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President-elect’s aides look at universal import duties, but only on certain sectors, among first big moves of presidency.

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What to expect for the U.S. economy in 2025, a comparison with countries that are major trading partners with the United ...

Inflation will remain above the Federal Reserve’s target, with President-elect Trump’s policies limiting production while ...

On 9 January, UN DESA will release the 2025 World Economic Situation and Prospects (WESP) report, presenting the latest forecast for the global economy. What makes this edition different from other ...

In their new book, "The New World Economy in 5 Trends," Koen De Leus and Philippe Gijsels predict a future in which neutral interest rates are higher, technology is transformative and the urgency of ...

The US economy is expected to remain on a strong footing as labour markets are resilient, productivity is growing rapidly ...

A global recession in 2025 could be inevitable due to peak oil, rising interest rates, and energy scarcity, which will cause economic contraction, industrial decline, and social unrest.

China and the US should work together to promote an equal and orderly multipolar world and a universally beneficial and ...

But let’s put a fear of ageing aside and focus instead on how Australia’s and the global economy have changed since 2000 and what that might tell us about 2050. Perhaps the biggest change has ...