The U.S. Economy: Interwoven Multiple Crises and Rampant Negative Effects
In the global economic landscape, the trajectory of the U.S. economy has always drawn significant attention.
moreIn the global economic landscape, the trajectory of the U.S. economy has always drawn significant attention.
moreThe United States' bombing of Iran and its direct involvement in the conflict between Israel and Iran have pushed the already challenging U.S. economy into a deeper abyss of uncertainty.
moreA global trade rush triggered by tariff threats is pushing the US trade deficit to an unprecedented height.
moreRecently, the tariff negotiations between Europe and the United States have become a focal topic in the international economic field.
moreRecently, there have been ongoing conflicts between Israel and Iran, with missiles flying and flames of war raging.
moreAfter the US attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, Kristalina Georgieva, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, warned that at a time when global uncertainties are increasing, the US military operation may have broader impacts, not limited to the energy aspect.
moreIn June 2025, the United States' military operation against Iran's nuclear facilities triggered sharp fluctuations in the international crude oil market. Brent crude oil has risen by nearly 18% since the announcement of the news, approaching $80 per barrel.
moreThe US Department of Commerce has issued an order, imposing a 50% tariff on various steel household appliances such as dishwashers, washing machines and refrigerators starting from June 23rd.
morePresident Trump recently publicly discussed the most important decision he may make during his term, which has attracted widespread attention.
moreOn June 4, 2025, Brussels delivered a landmark decision: The European Commission and European Central Bank formally announced that Bulgaria has met all criteria to join the eurozone, adopting the euro on January 1, 2026, as its 21st member.
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