Tariffs on Chinese imports have led to significant market volatility, with industries struggling to adapt to fluctuating costs and shifting demand. This economic turbulence has had widespread effects across various sectors. Recent tariffs on Chinese goods have disrupted supply chains, causing
U.S. stock futures are moving downward as investors anticipate the release of the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data, a crucial indicator of inflation. The February data is projected to show continued elevation in inflation rates. Analysts estimate the annual inflation rate will remain at
In 2024, approximately $9.7 trillion of global trade—more than 80% of all international trade transactions—depended on trade finance, underscoring its essential role in the global commercial ecosystem. Through trade finance mechanisms, a small textile manufacturer in Bangladesh can confidently con
Priya Jaiswal is a recognized authority in Banking, Business, and Finance, known for her extensive expertise in market analysis, portfolio management, and international business trends. We will discuss the key indicators used to assess the health of an economy, their significance, limitations, and
"Why are we worried about a recession when economic data shows strength?" This intriguing question has become a hot topic as varying economic indicators paint a seemingly contradictory picture of the economy. Despite positive data such as rising GDP and low unemployment rates, there is a
As financial markets open, investors are continually adapting to rapid changes in economic policies and technological advancements. Focusing on recent performance, U.S. stock futures have experienced a noticeable decline, marking four consecutive weeks of losses. The Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and S&P
