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The U.S. trade deficit from 2020 to 2025, including its increase and the impact of tariffs
’s first year back in the White House has left measurable and potentially long-lasting changes to American institutions, policy trajectories, and international relationships—most notably a conservativ...
The economy is not facing an imminent "plunge" based on current professional forecasts; most major firms and agencies expect continued positive—if uneven—growth in 2026 rather than a sharp collapse . ...
’s prime minister has publicly framed as a central pillar of economic resilience, linking open markets, -led multilateralism and targeted outreach to non‑European partners to reduce vulnerability to g...
of ’s return to the presidency produced a mixed economic picture: and markets showed some positive readings while , employment metrics and public finances signaled strains, and economists largely inte...
Independent economic analyses converge on a stark headline: Trump‑era tariffs and the 2025 tariff spree raise consumer prices, reduce economic output and investment, and create large distributional ha...