Month: March 2025

Why Copper Stocks Are Soaring: A Look at Tariffs and Industrial Demand

Copper, widely recognized as ‘Dr. Copper’ for its knack for forecasting economic shifts, is currently witnessing a remarkable price rally. This rise is driven by

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Trump’s Tariff Threats Send Asian Automakers into Another Downturn

Shares of leading Asian automakers tumbled for a second straight session following former President Donald Trump’s latest comments on imposing steep tariffs on foreign-made vehicles.

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European Stocks Gear Up for Gains as Investors Eye PMI Data and US Tariffs

European markets are poised for a bullish opening on Monday, with key indices expected to rise. IG forecasts indicate the FTSE 100 will open 14

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China Pledges to Open Markets Further at Development Forum

China has pledged to further open its markets to foreign businesses as top global CEOs gathered at the China Development Forum in 2025. The forum,

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Fed’s Hawkish Stance Boosts US Dollar

The US dollar gained strength on Thursday after the Federal Reserve signaled it would not rush to cut interest rates, despite slowing economic growth and

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Hanwha Aerospace Shares Tumble 15% Amid Rights Issue Concerns

Hanwha Aerospace, a major player in South Korea’s defense and aerospace sector, saw its shares drop nearly 15% on Thursday following the announcement of a

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European Markets React to Central Bank Policy Moves

European markets displayed mixed trading on Thursday as investors focused on monetary policy decisions from the Bank of England, Swiss National Bank, and Sweden’s Riksbank.

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Nike Faces Steep Revenue Decline as Consumer Demand Stalls

Nike, the world-renowned sportswear brand, has reported its steepest revenue drop in five years, driven by stagnant consumer demand and increased competition. The company’s 2025

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Mixed Trading in Asia-Pacific as US and China Hold Interest Rates Steady

Asia-Pacific markets displayed mixed performance on Thursday following decisions by the U.S. Federal Reserve and China’s central bank to keep interest rates unchanged. Australia’s S&P/ASX

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Toyota’s Hino Motors Faces $1.6 Billion Penalty for Emissions Scandal

Hino Motors, a subsidiary of Toyota, has been ordered to pay $1.6 billion in penalties for its role in a massive emissions fraud scheme. The

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