Indian exporters are set for a boost after the US lowered tariffs on shipments from the country, a move that eased months of uncertainty and triggered a sharp rally in local markets https://t.co/LZXYGMGQXo ...

In today’s India edition, Menaka Doshi looks at the trade deal with the US that’s cheering markets and breathing life back into many exporters. https://t.co/aQY21962nj ...

The numbers are just coming out now and we don't see much change in the numbers for initial jobless claims. They do rise to 29,000 last week, but that's still a very, very low number. Now, we should point out, you've heard a lot about layoffs uh the last 48 hours or so, including uh more today from DAO.Those won't show up as jobless claims until those people's severance runs out. So, uh we wouldn't expect the numbers that we've heard this week to suddenly show up. Uh but all right, here's the interesting th ...

Switzerland faced some of Trump’s highest tariffs. Its exports to the US hit a record anyway. https://t.co/20rs2MwKM8 ...

Europe closed ranks to push back against President Trump’s bid to control Greenland, but its dependence on the U.S. for security, exports and technology mean decoupling from its ally isn’t an option. https://t.co/X8b4zWTfCa ...

Thailand’s economy is poised to expand at its slowest pace in three years in 2026 as exports and domestic demand moderate, according to the Finance Ministry. https://t.co/lz7I9YvF7D ...

Core Insights - A surge in exports significantly contributed to China's economic growth last year, countering expectations that the trade war with the U.S. would negatively impact the economy [1] Economic Performance - China's gross domestic product (GDP) expanded by 5% last year, showcasing resilience in the face of external trade tensions [1]

Core Insights - The U.S. economy experienced robust growth in Q3 2025, with an annual growth rate of 4.3%, an increase from the previous quarter's 3.8% [1] - The growth in Q3 was characterized by a healthier and more broad-based foundation compared to earlier in the year, indicating genuine economic vitality rather than technical adjustments [1][2] Economic Composition - In Q2, GDP growth was significantly influenced by a decline in imports, which artificially inflated the growth figure without reflecting true domestic production or consumer well-being [2][3] - The second quarter's real GDP growth of 3.3% was primarily due to decreased imports and increased consumer spending, while investment and exports actually declined, revealing underlying weaknesses [3][4] - In contrast, Q3 growth was driven by increases in consumer spending, exports, and government spending, with a smaller contribution from the decline in imports compared to Q2 [5]

Group 1 - Exports and global spending on artificial intelligence are identified as critical factors for market growth [1]

🇺🇸 UPDATE: U.S. GDP grew 4.3% in Q3 2025, beating the previous quarter’s 3.8% as consumer spending, exports and government outlays lifted economic activity despite weaker investment. https://t.co/PqO5lgU2DW ...