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Brussels Signals Openness to Negotiation but Warns of Limits The European Union has announced a temporary suspension of planned retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, choosing a diplomatic path in response to the Biden administration’s recently proposed trade measures. The tariffs, which were set to target American automotive parts, chemicals, and agricultural exports, are now on

Economic Outlook Dimmed by Protectionism, High Interest Rates, and Policy Uncertainty The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has significantly revised downward its global economic growth forecast, citing a resurgence of trade tensions, prolonged monetary tightening, and geopolitical instability as major drags on the recovery. The global economy is now expected to grow at

Crypto Markets Rattle as Global Regulators Tighten Grip Bitcoin has dropped sharply to trade below $85,000, marking a 15% decline in just one week, as a combination of global regulatory tightening, institutional profit-taking, and major “whale” sell-offs triggered a wave of liquidations across the cryptocurrency market. The plunge, which erased nearly $300 billion in total