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Xi Jinping called a recent summit a 'milestone' that forged a 'new bilateral relationship.' What does this language actually signal—and who stands to gain or lose?

President Trump arrives in Beijing for his second face-to-face meeting with Xi Jinping. What's on the table, who needs this deal more, and what does it mean for global markets?

Economic sanctions are only as powerful as their depth of damage, the blowback they avoid, and how long allies hold the line. A framework for the era of weaponized trade.

Investors are dusting off a word not heard since the 1970s: stagflation. With tariffs pushing prices up and growth slowing, the Fed may soon face its worst dilemma in decades.

Treasury Secretary Bessent promised 15% global tariffs this week, but reality delivered 10%. The gap between Trump's tweets and actual policy reveals deeper questions about trade authority and economic credibility.

Iran-Israel conflict triggers Qatar gas shutdown and aviation chaos, revealing how regional wars now instantly reshape global economics and geopolitics

Trump 2.0's tariff strategy could reshape global trade with 60% China tariffs and universal import duties. Analysis of business impacts, consumer costs, and geopolitical implications.

Trump's 10% global tariff takes effect, reshaping international trade. Analysis of winners, losers, and consumer impact as companies scramble to adapt their supply chains.

Russia issues 150% more work permits to Indians since invasion as both warring nations scramble for workers. Analysis of new labor migration patterns amid geopolitical conflict

Trump announces plans to impose 10% tariffs on all imports using Section 122 of the Trade Act. Analysis of the unprecedented move's impact on global supply chains and economies.

Chinese FDI to North America plummeted from 27% to 2.6% in a decade as geopolitical tensions reshape global investment flows toward Asia, Middle East, and Africa.

Treasury nominee Scott Bessent reaffirms strong dollar policy despite Trump's tariff plans. This creates a fundamental economic contradiction with far-reaching global implications.