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Trump Announces 10% Global Surtax After Supreme Court Setback

Just hours after the Supreme Court struck down his reciprocal tariffs, Donald Trump announced plans to impose a 10% global surtax. The new measure would be added on top of duties already in place, in...

US Supreme Court Strikes Down Donald Trump's Tariffs

The US Supreme Court has struck down a large share of the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, triggering a sharp rebound in major global stock indexes.

U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down Donald Trump's Tariffs

The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down a large share of the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, triggering a sharp rebound in major global indexes.

Five European countries launch LEAP initiative to strengthen air defence

France, the UK, Germany, Italy and Poland are joining forces to rapidly develop low-cost air defence systems to counter drone and missile threats.

Five European countries launch the LEAP initiative to bolster air defense

France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and Poland are joining forces to quickly develop low-cost air-defense systems to counter drone and missile threats.

This week's best articles: Rubio in the spotlight, France was right, Big Oil goes back to basics

From Venezuela to Cuba, Marco Rubio has been calling the shots in recent weeks. The US Secretary of State has gradually established himself as a key figure in the Trump administration. An...

Renewed Iran/US Tensions: Defense Stocks Surge Sharply

The breakdown of negotiations between Tehran and Washington has reignited the defense sector, which has hardly lacked catalysts in recent years. As talks stall, the Trump administration is reportedly...

Transfer market heats up at the ECB; Lagarde next on the list?

According to the Financial Times, Christine Lagarde could leave the ECB presidency before the end of her term, due to run until October 2027.

Equities rally and yen stabilises: the new clothes of the "Takaichi Trade"

By Valentin Grille - Comfortably in place, the conservative Prime Minister will be able to push ahead with her stimulus plan. Fueling equity markets, without necessarily upsetting the yen or debt.

The weekly recap: retreat or couple therapy?

🎯 The 5 stories of the week Retreat or couples therapy? Caught between China and the United States, EU countries must act to strengthen the bloc's competitiveness. The leaders of the 27 therefore...

No One is Resigning in This Administration

For his second term, Donald Trump has surrounded himself with loyalists and has no desire to yield to any pressure.

An American economy that is no longer creating jobs?

January's figures came in well above expectations. However, annual revisions actually show that job creations were very weak throughout 2025.

An American economy that is no longer creating jobs?

The January figures came in well above expectations. But the annual revisions show that job creation was very weak throughout 2025.

Air travel: global traffic is back to 2019 levels, capacity already above

Global air traffic continues to normalize and is back to pre-Covid levels. A sector note published today by Jefferies looks at the trend.

China's industrial juggernaut threatens Europe's manufacturing heartland

In just a few years, China's industrial rise has become a systemic threat to Europe's productive base. What was once merely the world's workshop making low-cost goods has turned into a technology...

15% growth in the United States?

In an interview with Fox News, Donald Trump said that the United States could grow by 15% or more if Kevin Warsh does the job he is capable of doing. ...

The dollar is no longer enough to finance AI investments

Alphabet is preparing to issue debt in pound sterling and Swiss francs.

Weekly recap: blow after blow

🎯 The week's 5 stories Software-mageddon Earnings season brought its share of punishment. This week's sessions were punctuated by a string of drops of 10% and more. One sector suffered particularly...

An early turn in the US jobs market?

According to Challenger, layoffs hit their highest level for any January since 2009.