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USTR Investigation Finds China’s Shipbuilding Dominance Hurts US
One labor union is calling on the incoming Trump administration to ‘implement strong remedies that level the playing field for American workers.’
Apple, Samsung Smartphone Shipments Fall Amid Competition With Chinese Makers
Apple still ranked first in the global smartphone market in 2024 with a market share of 18.7 percent, followed closely by Samsung at 18 percent.
US Home Rents at Lowest Level in Nearly 3 Years: Report
The asking rent for properties has gone down considerably from 2022’s record high of $1,700.
Fiscal Fears, Central Bank Policies Send Jitters Through Global Bond Market
The United States, Europe, and Japan are experiencing rising government bond yields.
China Once Again Tops US ‘Notorious Markets’ List for Counterfeiting, Piracy
ByteDance’s platform was added while Tencent’s WeChat was dropped from the ‘Notorious Markets’ list.
Chinese Yuan Hits New 16-Month Low as Trump Tariffs Loom
The yuan is tightly controlled by the Chinese Communist Party via China’s central bank, and analysts predict the currency will continue to fall.
Stocks Sold Off on Friday, Closed Lower for a Second Week on Rising Bond Yields
New data fuels Wall Street’s fear that inflation may be on the rise again.
Fed’s Top Regulator Michael Barr to Resign Early to Avoid ‘Dispute’ Over Role
Investors anticipate a change in regulatory pursuits at the Federal Reserve.
London Stock Exchange Sees Largest Company Exodus Since Global Financial Crisis
Firms have cited declining liquidity and lower valuations compared to other markets as key reasons for leaving.
