President Trump has issued a stern threat to South Korea, promising to raise tariffs to 25% on major exports unless Seoul’s parliament ratifies a trade agreement negotiated in 2024. The …
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Calls are growing louder for Germany to rethink its practice of storing gold abroad. Economists warn that political uncertainty could affect long-term security. Over 1,200 tonnes of German gold are …
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Brussels has formally suspended the ratification of its trade agreement with the United States following President Trump’s linkage of tariff threats with his Greenland ambitions. European lawmakers have characterized this …
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Silver Surges Past $94 and Gold Hits $4,689 as EU Prepares Retaliation to Trump’s Tariff Threat
by admin477351Monday’s financial markets experienced dramatic movements as precious metals achieved extraordinary price milestones while European equities retreated sharply. Silver led the advance with a spectacular rally to $94.08 per ounce—establishing …
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A high-stakes showdown is brewing between Donald Trump and the American banking industry following the president’s announcement of a 10% cap on credit card interest rates. In a Truth Social …
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Rystad Energy’s analysis revealing that supporting Venezuela supplying oil to the US indefinitely at restored production levels requires up to $185 billion over 15 years underscores the massive scale of …
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Major US oil companies have responded with conspicuous caution to President Trump’s declaration that they’re prepared to invest billions in Venezuela’s oil infrastructure. The disconnect between Trump’s confident public assertions …
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The world’s oil markets have recorded their steepest annual decline since the coronavirus pandemic, with prices tumbling approximately 20% throughout 2025. This marks an extraordinary development for the energy sector: …
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Major American defense manufacturers confront comprehensive Chinese sanctions after the Trump administration approved the largest weapons sale to Taiwan in bilateral history. China’s foreign ministry announced punitive measures affecting 20 …
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Chinese authorities have implemented provisional tariffs ranging from 21.9% to 42.7% on select European dairy imports effective Tuesday. Most companies will face duties around 30%. The measures follow an anti-subsidy …