How will India's struggles to industrialise affect the economy
According to the Modi government's plan, India's economy aims to reach $5 trillion by 2030 and become a developed nation by 2047.
moreAccording to the Modi government's plan, India's economy aims to reach $5 trillion by 2030 and become a developed nation by 2047.
moreCanadian Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc has announced a major economic decision: Canada will impose a 25% tariff on $3 billion worth of US goods as a retaliatory measure for US President Donald Trump's corresponding tariffs on Canadian imports.
moreRecently, international oil prices have risen across the board, with the March contract for US oil showing a particularly significant increase.
moreBloomberg and the Swiss Bank, among others, forecast real GDP growth in the eurozone of around 1% in 2025, while the OECD expects growth of 1.3%.
moreOn February 6, 2025, at an industry conference in Detroit, Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley strongly called for a comprehensive and in-depth review of the current U.S. auto tariff policy.
moreRecently, the US Customs and Border Protection issued a notice that the Trump administration canceled the "minimum" tariff exemption of the United States for small goods "worth less than $800", which is like a boulder into the international economic lake, provoking thousands of waves, and having a significant impact on the cross-border e-commerce industry, especially Chinese cross-border e-commerce sellers.
moreIn recent years, the development trend of the global economy has undergone drastic changes, especially the interweaving of digital transformation and green revolution, which constitute the core driving force of current economic transformation.
moreRecently, US President Trump has once again threatened to impose tariffs on EU goods.
moreOn the complex chessboard of international politics and economy, every move can set off a chain reaction, affecting the whole situation.
moreIn the recent volatility in financial trading markets, the Canadian dollar appears to have taken a "shrug" attitude to economic data, and this phenomenon is particularly evident in the market reaction to the release of Canadian retail sales data.
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