Economy
Trade Court Invalidates Second Trump Tariff Round
The Court of International Trade has struck down a second round of Trump administration tariffs, following an earlier Supreme Court ruling. Importers...
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Economy
Jobless Claims Tick Up to 200K, Still Near Historic Lows
US jobless claims rose to 200,000 last week, a slight increase but remaining historically low amid inflation and global economic uncertainty.
Economy
Tariff Refunds: Billions at Risk as Small Businesses Fight for Repayment
After the Supreme Court invalidated Trump-era tariffs, many U.S. businesses, particularly small importers, face significant hurdles in claiming promised refunds, potentially leaving...
Finance
US Mortgage Rate Climbs to 6.3%, Ending Three-Week Decline
The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate rose to 6.3% this week, halting a three-week slide and increasing borrowing costs for prospective homebuyers...
Finance
IDB Head: Latin America Faces Uncertainty, Shows Resilience
The Inter-American Development Bank president notes increased uncertainty in Latin America due to global energy shocks, but highlights the region's strong resilience.
Finance
Thailand Maintains Key Rate to Shield Economy from Oil Price Shock
Thailand's central bank held its benchmark interest rate at 1% to bolster economic growth against rising oil costs, prioritizing support over inflation...
World Business
India, New Zealand Forge ‘Once-in-a-Generation’ Trade Pact
India and New Zealand have signed a comprehensive free-trade agreement, eliminating tariffs on most goods and expanding market access for both nations.
Economy
Inflation: What March’s 3.3% Price Rise Means for You
March saw prices increase by 3.3%. BBC's Colletta Smith breaks down what this means for consumers and the broader economy.
Economy
Minister: Price Hikes to Persist Eight Months Post-Iran War
UK faces prolonged price rises for energy, food, and flights for at least eight months following the end of the US-Iran conflict,...