US

A $150 Billion Question: How a Supreme Court Ruling Could Upend Trump’s Tariff Legacy

A Supreme Court ruling could force the US to refund up to $150 billion in Trump-era tariffs, with major implications for trade policy, markets, and government finances.
2026.01.09
US
Global Economy

The Copper Crunch: How a Looming Supply Shortage Could Become a Global Economic Risk

A looming copper shortage is emerging as a systemic risk to global growth, inflation, and the energy transition. Here’s why it matters.
2026.01.08
Global Economy
Asia Pacific

China–Japan Tensions Rise as Export Controls Deepen Asia’s Tech Divide

China and Japan face renewed tensions as Tokyo tightens export controls on key technologies, raising risks for supply chains, markets, and Asia’s economic outlook.
2026.01.07
Asia Pacific
Latin America

Can U.S. Support Revive Venezuela’s Oil Industry — and Reshape Global Energy Markets?

The US is considering subsidies to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry. Explore the impact on global energy markets, sanctions policy, and geopolitics.
2026.01.06
Latin America
Asia Pacific

Vietnam’s Economy Defies Tariff Headwinds, Emerging as a Key Winner of Global Supply Chain Shifts

Vietnam’s economy is outperforming expectations despite global tariff pressures, underscoring its rising role in global supply chains and ASEAN growth dynamics.
2026.01.05
Asia Pacific
US

Fed Signals Patience: Why U.S. Rate Cuts Are Not Imminent

The U.S. Federal Reserve is signaling patience on further interest-rate cuts. Here’s what John Williams’ comments mean for markets and the global economy.
2025.12.20
US
Global Economy

Mexico’s New Tariff Strategy: Why Rising Duties on Chinese and Asian Imports Could Reshape North American Supply Chains

Mexico has approved new tariffs on Chinese and Asian imports, a major shift that could reshape North American supply chains and deepen global trade tensions. Here’s what investors and policymakers need to know.
2025.12.11
Global Economy
Global Economy

The World’s Wealth Divide Widens: What the Latest Global Inequality Report Reveals

A new global report finds the world’s richest individuals now own three times the wealth of the poorest half of humanity. Here’s what the data reveals—and how rising inequality may reshape economies and politics.
2025.12.10
Global Economy
EUR

Why Europe Is Scaling Back ESG: The Quiet Power of U.S. Pressure

The EU has agreed to drastic ESG regulatory cuts after growing pressure from U.S. policymakers and corporations. Here’s why Europe reversed course—and how it will reshape global sustainability standards.
2025.12.09
EUR
Asia Pacific

China’s Trade Surplus Breaks the $1 Trillion Mark: What the Export Rebound Signals for the Global Economy

China’s trade surplus has exceeded $1 trillion for the first time, driven by a rebound in exports. This article analyzes the global market implications, geopolitical risks, and policy outlook.
2025.12.08
Asia Pacific
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