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US trade gap in July hits biggest in over a year on AI buildoutThe US trade deficit in July widened to its largest since March 2025, government data showed Thursday, as imports climbed on the back of th...- Tyson Foods cuts annual profit forecast again as beef pressure drains marginsTyson Foods has revised down its profit and sales targets for fiscal 2026 due to rising challenges within the beef segment. The company ant...
- Global Market: European stocks rise as bond selloff eases; investors await U.S. jobs dataAfter three consecutive days of declines, European stocks rebounded on Thursday, fueled by a respite in the global selloff of government bo...
- US economic activity rises modestly, inflation pressures persist: Fed Beige BookRecent reports indicate a modest growth in US economic activity alongside slight increases in employment figures. However, moderate price r...
- India can unlock over USD 1.5 billion wheat export opportunity as global buyers diversify sourcing: ASSOCHAMIndia can unlock a wheat export opportunity of more than USD 1.5 billion as the gradual reopening of exports coincides with strong domestic...
- Global Market: China stocks rebound as investors await US jobs data, domestic economic indicatorsMainland Chinese stocks rebounded after two sessions of losses, with property shares leading gains. Investors remained focused on upcoming ...
- Chips won't taste good unless made in USPresident Donald Trump already imposed 25% tariffs on certain advanced semiconductors, ordering those import charges in January after a Com...
- India's soyoil imports hit record high in August and palm six-month peak, dealers sayIndian refiners sharply increased edible oil imports in August to build stocks ahead of the festive season. Palm oil imports rose 7% to 780...
- Global Market: BOJ’s Ueda signals fresh rate hike discussion at September meetingThe Bank of Japan is set to debate a September rate hike as Governor Kazuo Ueda signals that policymakers will closely assess rising inflat...
- 'Tanker for tanker': Trump's new retaliation policy behind US strikes on IranUnited States forces struck two Iranian government tankers on Tuesday. These strikes were part of a new policy aimed at deterring attacks. ...
- Industry, govt discuss market access issues in US ahead of Goyal’s visitIndia's commerce department seeks US market access for unique export products. Exporters raised concerns about lower US order volumes and c...
- Global Market: Yen weakness puts BOJ under pressure for faster monetary tighteningThe US is urging Japan to adopt tougher monetary and fiscal policies after supporting the yen. Pressure is mounting on the BOJ to raise rat...
- US lifts January pause on immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countriesThe US has lifted its immigrant visa issuance pause for nationals of 75 countries following a federal court order. The restriction, introdu...
- US stocks today: US stocks close lower as oil prices jump, indexes notch monthly gainsUS stocks declined on Monday as oil prices surged. This jump revived inflation concerns and increased monetary policy tightening expectatio...
- Trump to replenish US oil reserves with Venezuelan crude; 'topping out' process to begin shortlyDonald Trump announced plans to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. He stated Venezuelan oil would be used for this replenishment effor...
- Global Market: European central bankers leave Jackson Hole uneasy over US policy shiftsEuropean central bankers left the Jackson Hole symposium concerned that recent US Treasury interventions could strain long-standing norms o...
- Is Fed communication broken - and can Kevin Warsh fix it?Most economists agree that frequent, clear communication and greater transparency are good things for central bankers. Whether Warsh likes ...
- 'Time to teach Canada you can't do this anymore': TrumpPresident Trump announced new tariffs on Canadian imports after trade talks broke down. Canada retaliated with matching duties on United St...
- In 1965, an astronaut secretly smuggled corned-beef sandwich into space, creating a '$30 million' problem for NASAIn 1965, astronaut John Young secretly carried an unauthorized corned-beef sandwich aboard NASA’s Gemini 3 mission. The sandwich created pr...
- Tyson Foods closes beef plants in Joslin, Illinois and Utah, lays off over 3,200 workers as historic US cattle shortage hits meat giant hardTyson Foods is closing its beef plants in Joslin, Illinois, and Eagle Mountain, Utah, affecting more than 3,200 workers as a historic US ca...
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