The market is a bit too dismissive of the tariff threat and this could leave riskier assets open to a slump and the US dollar on the verge of a rise.
As tariffs are thought to produce a one-time lift to US inflation, so the lift to the dollar may prove temporary and not permanent.
To protect domestic manufacturers, the US government has put a 25% tariff on all imported aluminum and steel products. How would this policy affect Vietnamese steel...
The higher-than-expected US CPI data for January may cause FED to slow its rate cuts in 2025.
The aluminum and steel industries are undergoing significant market adjustments to adapt to evolving industry dynamics.
By imposing tariffs on its trade partners, the US is trying to attract capital inflows from abroad.
Amidst the complicated developments in the global market, the MoIT has directed foreign market departments and Vietnam’s trade offices abroad to closely monitor market...
Experts were unanimous that not only steel but many other Vietnamese export products are at risk from looming tariffs.
The FED could see plenty more evidence of rising inflation expectations before considering action amid Trump’s tariffs.
More tariff threats from the Trump administration over the weekend have lifted the US dollar but it seems clear from what we have seen so far that the market has...
US tariffs leave the Fed – and the bond market – in a quandary. They act like a supply shock, producing lower growth and higher inflation. The question is which will...
There’s pretty widespread agreement that US tariffs will lead to lower growth than would have otherwise been the case, and higher inflation.
Many analysts feel that Trump’s tariff policy could undermine the US dollar for a number of reasons.
The US dollar has continued its strong start to 2025, and many analysts doubt that this is likely to end at all soon.
Tariff threats from the US and political tensions in France suggest that the rundown to the end of the year could still be a very volatile one for the currency markets.
Vietnam should fare reasonably well under the next Trump administration, according to investment management firm VinaCapital.
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