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Economy 02/24/2026

The US Supreme Court's ruling fails to stop the "tariff storm", and what will become of the global economy?

According to the Reuters news agency in London, recently, the global economy's attention has once again been focused on a key ruling of the US Supreme Court - although this ruling imposes certain legal constraints on President Donald Trump's use of trade tariffs as an economic weapon, its substantive impact on the global economic landscape is negligible, and it may even trigger a new round of economic turmoil and uncertainty.

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Economy 02/24/2026

U.S. Economy: The Art of Policy Balance Amid Growth Resilience - Analysis of February 25 Market Dynamics

On February 25, the U.S. economy exhibited distinct characteristics of "supported growth and prudent policies."

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Economy 02/23/2026

Under the shadow of tariffs, the US government is being sued for a refund

On February 23rd, the global logistics giant FedEx officially filed a lawsuit against the US government, requesting the full refund of all tariffs imposed under the "International Emergency Economic Powers Act".

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Economy 02/23/2026

Colombia faces its largest trade deficit in history

In 2025, Colombia recorded its largest trade deficit in modern history.

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Economy 02/13/2026

Alarm bells for the US economy: Uncontrolled deficits and unsustainable fiscal path

On February 11th local time, the director of the US Congressional Budget Office, Swagol, issued a rare warning: The fiscal path of the United States is "unsustainable".

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Economy 02/13/2026

Trump's 'Reciprocal Tariffs' Policy: A 'Crisis Alert' for the Global Multilateral Trade System

U.S. President Trump announced the imposition of 'reciprocal tariffs' on global trading partners, requiring that the tariff rates imposed by the U.S. and its trading partners be equal, and even threatened to levy tariffs on countries using a value-added tax system.

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Economy 02/12/2026

"How Can 'Strong Employment' Become a Reason to 'Delay Rate Cuts'? — The Triple Structural Contradictions Behind the U.S. January Nonfarm Payroll Data"

The latest data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that nonfarm payroll employment increased by 130,000 in January, far exceeding the market expectation of 70,000, while the unemployment rate simultaneously fell to 4.3%.

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Economy 02/12/2026

U.S. Department of Commerce Reaches $252 Million Settlement: Resolution of Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment Export Issues

On February 11, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced a $252 million settlement with Applied Materials to resolve the company's alleged illegal exports of U.S. semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China.

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Economy 02/11/2026

The German economy is under severe pressure: The growth predicament behind the nearly one trillion euro losses over six years and the global implications

The latest assessment by the German Institute for Economic Research shows that since 2020, due to the combined impact of multiple external shocks and internal structural contradictions, Germany's economy has suffered cumulative losses approaching the one trillion euro mark.

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Economy 02/11/2026

Behind the "indiscriminate" sell-off in global financial markets

Since the beginning of 2026, the global financial market has witnessed a rare "indiscriminate" sell-off: spot gold plummeted 12.92% in a single day, falling below $4,500 per ounce, triggering a circuit breaker in the South Korea Composite Index.

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Economy

The US Supreme Court's ruling fails to stop the "tariff storm", and what will become of the global economy?

U.S. Economy: The Art of Policy Balance Amid Growth Resilience - Analysis of February 25 Market Dynamics

Under the shadow of tariffs, the US government is being sued for a refund

Colombia faces its largest trade deficit in history

Alarm bells for the US economy: Uncontrolled deficits and unsustainable fiscal path

Trump's 'Reciprocal Tariffs' Policy: A 'Crisis Alert' for the Global Multilateral Trade System

"How Can 'Strong Employment' Become a Reason to 'Delay Rate Cuts'? — The Triple Structural Contradictions Behind the U.S. January Nonfarm Payroll Data"

U.S. Department of Commerce Reaches $252 Million Settlement: Resolution of Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment Export Issues

The German economy is under severe pressure: The growth predicament behind the nearly one trillion euro losses over six years and the global implications

Behind the "indiscriminate" sell-off in global financial markets

Trump hints at "strong retaliation" against Iran: a high-stakes brinkmanship of using force to push for talks and the risk of losing control

The United States has imposed a maximum 12.5% tariff on 60 trading partners, which will come into effect on July 24th

Washington undergoes another "shock", and American politics is trapped in a deadlock loop

The United States has spent a total of 37.5 billion dollars on the war against Iran so far

Trump: For the first two years, there will be no tariffs on imported generic drugs. Subsequently, the tariffs will gradually increase to 200%

The United States has announced the imposition of a 50% tariff on a portion of Canadian products

China's trade volume reached a new high in the first half of the year. The AI-related industries were the main driving force behind this

Restructured Sino U.S. AI Chip Competition: Nvidia’s Monopoly Collapses as Domestic Computing Chips Achieve a Leap Frog Development

Pfizer executives: China surpasses Europe and becomes a significant force in drug innovation and research and development

The US plans to ban Chinese companies from holding stakes in domestic car manufacturers and this could affect Mercedes-Benz

A New Turning Point in the Technological Landscape: A New Era of US-China Scientific Research Competition

The heat wave and the situation in the Black Sea have pushed agricultural and food prices to a three-year high.

Business tax for pubs and other venues in the UK will be reduced by 20% from 2027

UK steel industry faces "forced seizures," EU intensifies restrictive measures, and Sino-EU trade tensions are on the rise

The British government has launched a plan to reduce living costs, with the aim of cutting energy bills

The new prime minister of the UK has formed the cabinet. The former defense minister has taken up the position of finance minister

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