After the Supreme Court blocks emergency tariffs, Trump considers Section 301 and Section 122 as alternative trade weapons, raising fresh uncertainty for global markets.
Brazil welcomes the partial suspension of Trump-era tariffs by the US Supreme Court, calling it a turning point for bilateral trade, investment flows, and strategic economic cooperation.
Without the shale revolution, oil prices could have surged to $200 per barrel, driving inflation higher and reshaping global energy markets. A leading energy analyst explains how shale stabilized the economy and why future demand trends remain complex.
After one year of Trump II, tariffs, a weak dollar, NATO pressure, UN funding cuts, and warnings to BRICS nations define a presidency marked by leverage, disruption, and polarization.
A rare Republican rebellion in the US House challenges Trump tariffs on Canada, exposing GOP divisions, economic concerns, and mounting political uncertainty before the midterms.
New economic evidence shows that Trump’s tariffs overwhelmingly burden American consumers, raising prices, disrupting supply chains, and weakening US trade competitiveness instead of punishing foreign exporters.
