The Biden administration is planning to launch a tariff crackdown on China's electric car industry, a person familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. The move, which reflects US concerns about China's rapid rise in the electric car sector, has attracted widespread international attention.
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Last week, the number of initial jobless claims in the United States increased sharply, indicating that the US economy and job market are in a weak state.
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Recently, the Japanese yen exchange rate has entered a continuous downward trend, has fallen to 154 yen per dollar mark.
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Recently, Xinhua News Agency reported that on May 10, local time, the Federal Reserve governors said in public that it is not appropriate for the Fed to cut interest rates this year because of the persistent inflationary pressures.
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Recently, according to the US Wall Street Journal reported that the US government plans to increase the import tariff of Chinese electric vehicles from the current 25% to 100%.
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The recent trend of the international gold price has brought uncertainty to investors. The fall and rise of the gold price have a certain impact on the global economy and investors.
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Copper is often hailed as the "Doctor of Copper" because it can provide insights into the global economic health and is at the crossroads of various market dynamics.
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Due to the recent strengthening of the US dollar index, the currencies of many countries have fallen significantly, among which the performance of Asian currencies represented by the Japanese yen and the Korean won is particularly noteworthy.
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The Netherlands, as one of the important pillars of the European economy, has played a pivotal role in the global economic landscape in recent years. However, with the volatility of the global economy and geopolitical tensions, the Dutch economy is also facing unprecedented challenges. This article will discuss in detail the current state of the Dutch economy, including economic growth, trade relations, labor markets, and policy adjustments.
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At present, the United States is still facing a serious treasury bond problem, and the total debt has exceeded 34 trillion dollars. According to the clock on the Peter G. Peterson Foundation website, this debt is increasing every second. According to the foundation, each American needs to pay about $102000 to repay this debt, and its growth rate is almost logarithmic. In 2006, this proportion was about 35% of GDP, but it has now risen to 99%. It is expected that by 2054, this proportion may even reach 171% of GDP.
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According to new data from the Australian Retailers Association (ARA) and Roy Morgan, Australians spent significantly more on food, travel and home improvement this Easter.
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