Is there any brake on the US tariffs?
The Trump Administration has moved at breakneck speed this year with tariffs, tax cuts, deportations and more. Are there any brakes on the pace of and extent of US...
The Trump Administration has moved at breakneck speed this year with tariffs, tax cuts, deportations and more. Are there any brakes on the pace of and extent of US...
Financial markets seem to be assuming that high US tariffs won’t stick. That continued delay in their implementation combined with progress in tariff-reducing trade...
If this week’s tariff reveal from the Trump administration provokes another bout of heightened risk aversion will the US dollar rise, as befits its customary safe-asset...
The so-called ‘strong dollar’ policy is 30 years old. It has been adopted by successive US treasury secretaries but its meaning has changed over time. However, this...
If the one big, beautiful bill (OBBB) gets through, it won’t really be cutting taxes at all and that could be important when it comes to the fate of the US dollar.
The factors driving the US dollar seem to be pushing the greenback in the direction of an even bigger slide. The US dollar has already fallen by more than 10% this year...
Many analysts think that while the U.S’s attack on Iran could temporarily lift the greenback, it won’t reverse the longer-term decline.
The global economy has been trying to reconcile the recent tariff announcements made by US President Trump.
When the world’s largest importer engages in a trade war with the rest of the world, it must be engaging in a capital war at the same time.
As long as the Fed holds out against Trump’s pressure for lower rates, the more the US dollar could further.
The outlook for the US dollar in coming weeks and months seemingly depends on the outcomes of three particular uncertainties.
With his unique and unpredictable negotiating style, President Donald Trump has turned tariffs into a powerful diplomatic tool, ushering in a new phase in his global...
The US Administration’s defeat in the federal Court of International Trade on Wednesday exposes two problems with tariff policy.
Many analysts said JGB vulnerability woule be proving a headache for other markets as well – even treasuries.
Many analysts expect the positive signal to return and soon push VN-Index above the 2025 peak - 1,343 points, towards 1,398 points.
As Vietnam eyes a significant trade agreement with the US, Dr. Le Quoc Phuong supports zero tariffs and increased imports of American goods to foster a balanced trade...
The FED met yesterday as it attempts to navigate a path through the stagflationary implications of US tariffs. But the Fed’s problems don’t stop here. For unlike other...
Nguyễn Hữu Bình, a stock market expert, believes that as the VN-Index approaches the 1,300-point threshold, the pressure for profit-taking will intensify.
If inflationary pressure is caused by this deglobalisation trend, and not the undermining of central bank independence, then it is likely to be experienced by all...
There is clear speculation that many countries could enter a recession as a result of the US tariff shock. This includes not just the recipients of higher US tariffs,...
We need to look into why the treasury market has been so volatile in recent days, especially at the very long end of the curve.
The US President Donald Trump dropped new tariff rates on imports from most U.S. trade partners to 10% for 90 days to allow trade negotiations with those countries.