'Don’t need to ask India to align but can bring it close': JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon amid Trump's tariff war
Tuesday, 8 April 2025 () JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon suggests the US should foster trade and investment with nonaligned nations like India and Brazil instead of demanding alignment, especially as Trump's tariffs take effect. He advocates for deepening trade ties with allies such as Australia, Japan, and the UK, noting the US lacks agreements with key partners who have deals with China.
European markets are in turmoil as Trump's escalating tariff war sends shockwaves through global economies. Major indices across London, Paris, Frankfurt, and Amsterdam plunged by up to 6%, with defense stocks and industrial giants taking a hit. Despite warnings and retaliatory measures from China,...
Tariff War: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed pressing concerns about supply chain shocks and progress on trade deals with key Asian allies. Amid declining Chinese cargo shipments, Bessent..
Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canadian exports—and his shocking “51st state” remark—sparked outrage across Canada, transforming the 2025 federal election overnight. Interim PM Mark Carney..
Mark Carney, Canada's newly elected Prime Minister, celebrated a stunning political comeback with a victory dance alongside his wife—capping off an election dramatically reshaped by Donald Trump’s..