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Swiss Made exports face increasing threats from US tariffs and strong franc
For decades, Switzerland's exporters have focused on adding value, but US tariffs and the strong franc are now hitting them harder.
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Nikkei: US strengthens trade fraud scrutiny, some Chinese companies abandon tariff refund applications, but at least 17 other companies have received nearly $160 million in refunds.
Nikkei: US strengthens trade fraud scrutiny, some Chinese companies abandon tariff refund applications, but at least 17 other companies have received nearly $160 million in refunds.
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South Korean defense firm Hanwha Aerospace to establish US entity 'Hanwha Horizon USA' for LNG business
Hanwha Aerospace announced its plan to strengthen its presence in the global energy supply chain. Hanwha Horizon USA will serve as a control tower for the company's liquefied natural gas (LNG) operati
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford states confronting President Trump in the ongoing trade war will be challenging, adding Canada must be prepared to escalate and consider all options.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford stated that standing up to U.S. President Donald Trump in the current trade dispute will not be easy. Ford emphasized that Canada must be willing to escalate the trade war, w
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Iran's Economy Minister Ali Madani-Zadeh responds to US 'economic D-Day' sanctions
Iran's Economy Minister Ali Madani-Zadeh responds to US 'economic D-Day' sanctions
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Bessent: No one, including China and Iran, is above the reach of US sanctions.
Bessent: No one, including China and Iran, is above the reach of US sanctions.
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US Considers 7.5% Tariffs on China's Overcapacity Ahead of Xi-Trump Talks
US Considers 7.5% Tariffs on China's Overcapacity Ahead of Xi-Trump Talks
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Marijuana smoking among Americans hits record high of 17%, more than double 2013 levels, while cigarette smoking remains at record low of 11%, according to Gallup
Marijuana smoking among Americans hits record high of 17%, more than double 2013 levels, while cigarette smoking remains at record low of 11%, according to Gallup
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canada should be ready to cut electricity and critical minerals to the U.S. if trade dispute escalates.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canada should be ready to cut electricity and critical minerals to the U.S. if trade dispute escalates.
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South Korea said the United States has called off a joint marine drill scheduled for next month due to limited forces caused by the U.S. war with Iran.
U.S. Marine Corps officials formally notified South Korea in June that its ability to deploy forces during this year’s “Ssangyong” exercise would be limited due to the situation in the Middle East, So
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U.S. Trade Representative Greer accused Canada of causing the trade talks to break down, stating that they "wanted more."
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on CNBC on Monday that Canada was to blame for the breakdown of trade talks last week, saying Ottawa changed its demands at the last minute. Greer noted t
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After the breakdown of US-Canada trade talks, the United States imposed a 50% tariff on Canadian goods, and Canada will retaliate in kind.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on approximately $20 billion worth of Canadian exports, which took effect last Saturday, covering Canadian wine, dairy products, cement, apparel, and
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The average variable interest rate for HELOCs in the US has fallen to 7.16%, a new low for 2026; the average interest rate for fixed-rate home equity loans is 7.35%, with a difference of 19 basis points between the two.
According to real estate data analytics firm Curinos, as of August 24, the average variable interest rate for U.S. home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) was 7.16%, a new low for 2026. During the same p
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U.S. Public Opinion Rebounds: Latest Poll Shows 75% Oppose Data Center Construction, Texas Halts 1,800 Projects, Pennsylvania Tightens Expansion
U.S. tech media outlet The Information reported that a recent poll shows a significant decline in public support for data centers in the United States, with the percentage of opponents sharply rising
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Six months since the war between the United States and Israel against Iran began, gasoline prices have risen in at least 145 countries worldwide, with Myanmar seeing the largest increase at 56%, and the United States experiencing a 39% rise.
Al Jazeera, citing GlobalPetrolPrices data, reported that gasoline prices have risen in at least 145 countries worldwide since the United States and Israel went to war with Iran six months ago. Among
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Iran's oil shipments to Asia have almost dried up ahead of US action, with freight rates soaring to multi-year highs.
Iran's oil shipments to Asia have almost dried up ahead of US action, with freight rates soaring to multi-year highs.
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Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff Munir visits Iran, aiming to mediate the US-Iran conflict.
Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, Asim Munir, arrived in Tehran on Monday for talks with senior Iranian officials. This marks his third visit to Iran this year, aimed at advancing mediation efforts to e
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South Korea's New Trade Minister Vows All-Out Efforts to Manage Trade Risks with Washington Amid Global Transition
Trade Minister Park Jung-sung stated that tariffs, subsidies, industrial policies, supply chain alliances, and export controls are emerging as key tools for shaping the global trade order.
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US widens AI-driven investment gap with Europe, with the bloc struggling to keep up with spending on high-tech equipment and facilities
US widens AI-driven investment gap with Europe, with the bloc struggling to keep up with spending on high-tech equipment and facilities
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Shein’s Purchase of Everlane Faces US National Security Review
US authorities are conducting a national security review of Shein Global Holdings Ltd.’s purchase of American clothing retailer Everlane after Shein sought approval for the deal, adding to a growing l
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US consumers can now deduct car loan interest, but only if the vehicle's final assembly occurred in the US.
The deduction applies to new cars financed with a secured auto loan for personal use, provided the loan originated within Congress's specified window. Foreign-badged cars assembled in the US qualify,
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US envoy Tom Barrack retracts comment that Syria's Golan is occupied, reasserting Washington's unchanged policy of recognizing Israel's sovereignty
US Ambassador to Turkiye and envoy for Syria, Tom Barrack,on Sunday walked back his comment from last week that Syria's Golan Heights is occupied against "all of the international order." He stated th
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U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack said Israel did not notify the U.S. before attacking the Syrian base, Israel denies it.
US Ambassador to Turkey and Special Envoy for Syria Tom Barrack accused Israel of failing to provide a warning before its military strikes in Syria this week, calling the attacks an "unnecessary escal
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Iran's top security official Rezaei says the country will target the interests of nations aiding U.S. economic warfare against it, according to state TV.
Iran's top security official Rezaei says the country will target the interests of nations aiding U.S. economic warfare against it, according to state TV.
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Industry experts suggest AI regulation in the US does not have to hinder innovation, as Washington debates how to maintain its lead over China
As Washington debates how to regulate AI without falling behind China, industry experts state that governance doesn’t have to mean hitting the brakes. Al Jazeera's 'This is America' explores whether r
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Yemen Conflict Escalates: Houthis Attack Saudi Bases and Oil Facilities, Saudi Arabia Requests Missile Defense Support from Allies
Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed late Wednesday to have attacked Saudi Arabia's Khamis Mushait airbase and an oil facility in Yanbu port, and shot down a Saudi F-15 fighter jet. This followed 40 airstrik
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Leaked photos show widespread damage to US Gulf base from Iran attack, radar jet cut in half, trailers flattened
Photos provided by active military personnel show that Iranian attacks caused widespread damage to multiple US military bases in the Gulf region, including a radar jet being severed, trailers flattene
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US Plan to Boost Biofuel Exports Targets Restrictions Abroad
The Trump administration is taking the next step to help the domestic biofuels industry by targeting policies abroad that limit the uptake of fuels made from US crops, following up on its efforts to b
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Nikkei Asia Opinion: The US needs a data strategy for the AI era, but should not copy China
Ran Guo, J.D. candidate at Harvard Law School and affiliated researcher at the Asia Society Policy Institute's Center for China Analysis (CCA), and Lizzi C. Lee, fellow at CCA, argue that creating a c
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US Indictment Reveals Russian Global Assassination Network, Former Intelligence Officer Accused of Offering $25,000 to Assassinate Dissident in Lithuania
According to U.S. prosecutors, last year, Yuri Khrameev, a former Russian military intelligence officer, offered a U.S. citizen $25,000 to track and kill a person "spreading Russian lies" in the Lithu
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US officials secretly met with Yemen's Houthi rebels, who stated they do not intend to attack US or Israeli vessels but will continue to target Saudi Arabia.
U.S. officials met with representatives of Yemen's Houthi movement in Muscat, the capital of Oman, over the weekend of September 12-13, according to CCTV News citing U.S. sources on September 16. Reut
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Belarus frees 25 political prisoners; US lifts sanctions on two Belarusian companies in return
US envoy John Coale announced the release of 25 political prisoners on Wednesday, following his latest visit to Minsk. In return, the US lifted sanctions on Lakokraska, a paint manufacturer, and Belle
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Al Jazeera: Israeli "double-tap" airstrike kills schoolchild in Gaza
Al Jazeera reported that Israel launched a "double-tap" airstrike on Gaza City on Tuesday, killing two people, including a 15-year-old schoolboy, despite a "ceasefire" agreement brokered by the US bet
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US August retail sales month-over-month 1.2%, expected 0.8%, previous value 0.5%, above expectations.
US August retail sales month-over-month 1.2%, expected 0.8%, previous value 0.5%, above expectations.
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The U.S. imposed visa restrictions on South African officials, accusing them of discriminating against the white minority and warning of further escalatory measures.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Tuesday that the United States will impose visa restrictions on South African officials accused of discriminating against the white minority in South A
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Oil prices fell on Wednesday after U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose by 7.1 million barrels, offsetting supply concerns from the shutdown of a Saudi oil pipeline.
International benchmark Brent crude for November delivery fell 1.02% to $107.64 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude for October delivery dropped 1.29% to $104.46 per barrel. Thi
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The Trump administration plans to sell 2,000-pound bombs worth $2.8 billion to Israel.
The Trump administration is preparing to sell 907 kilograms (2,000 pounds) of bombs worth $2.8 billion to Israel, one of the largest such munitions sales in recent years, according to The Washington P
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US charges five people linked to Russian ‘assassination network’
The indictment marks a rare accusation of alleged Kremlin-backed plots on American soil.
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US and China Discuss Cutting Tariffs on American Energy and Agricultural Products Ahead of Next Week's Leaders' Summit
The discussions aim to solidify prospects for an extension to the US-China trade truce.
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Middle East tensions escalate, with the cost of shipping US crude oil to Asia surging to a record $44.8 million.
According to data from the Baltic Exchange, as of this Tuesday, the cost to charter a Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) to transport 2 million barrels of crude oil from the US Gulf Coast to China has su
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Japan's August Export Growth Remains Robust, Led by US Shipments, Despite Slight Slowdown
Japan's August Export Growth Remains Robust, Led by US Shipments, Despite Slight Slowdown
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US API Crude Oil Inventory Change 7.14, expected -1.8, prior -0.3, above expectations
API Crude Oil Stock Change: 7.14, expected -1.8, prior -0.3, above expectations Release Time: 2026-09-15 20:30 UTC
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U.S. Senate Republican leaders are considering discussions on a diesel export ban after U.S. diesel prices hit a new all-time high of $6.27 per gallon on Tuesday.
The U.S. Senate Republican leader stated he is open to discussing an export ban on diesel. This follows Tuesday's record-high average U.S. diesel price of $6.27 per gallon, up about 80 cents from a mo
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Nikkei Asia analysis: Global trade is being reshaped as the EU, China, and US shift towards enforcement of their own trade rules
According to a geopolitics strategist specializing in European, Asian, and U.S. relations, legal triage is becoming a central aspect of due diligence in this evolving landscape.
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Vance told the New York Post that the war in Iran would end after the midterm elections and enter a "very different phase."
Vance told the New York Post that the war in Iran would end after the midterm elections and enter a "very different phase." He also noted that Iran occasionally fires on merchant ships, but the United
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Bloomberg: Big Pharma Bets on China's New Drugs, Potentially Impacting US Biotech Dominance
Bloomberg reports that major pharmaceutical companies are looking to China for their next generation of blockbuster drugs. This shift could have profound implications for patients and the future domin
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Michael Saylor retweeted a post from Strategy, stating that Bitcoin has had years of legal and regulatory clarity in the United States.
Michael Saylor retweeted a post from Strategy, stating that Bitcoin has had years of legal and regulatory clarity in the United States.
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Pentagon watchdog warns of munitions ‘shortfall’ after US spent $22bn on ordnance in first four months of Iran war
A Pentagon inspector general warned of “industrial base bottlenecks” after the US military spent $22 billion on ordnance in the first four months of the Iran war, leading to a munitions shortfall.
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