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Jane Fraser said what I’ve been thinking for a while. Markets aren’t stable, they’re ignoring real risks. Tariffs are already hurting. The US-China deal gave fake hope. Smart investors are preparing for the next shock. This is not over.

In the trade war between America and China, our condition is like that man..😬 How what?👇 The US yesterday imposed higher tariffs on imports of steel, solar modules, batteries and EVs from China. This made those Chinese things expensive in Ame

Trump just gifted Indian solar module exporters a crazy big win, and yet nobody’s talking about it 🙏🙏 The US has imposed duties up to 3,521% on imports from Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand - nations that supplied 77% of America’s solar m

Global Markets React to Trump’s Tariffs: Asia Feels the Shockwaves President Donald Trump’s latest economic move—a blanket 10% import tariff—has stirred global markets. With heightened duties on nations like China, this shift signals a return to agg

So… tariffs are back They’re called reverse tariffs (or more technically, reciprocal tariffs) and they’re turning the trade tables in a pretty dramatic way. Economists are raising eyebrows Because trade deficits aren’t necessarily a bad thing. It’s

🇺🇸 Trump’s 50% Tariffs on #Steel and #Aluminum Now in Effect 🔧 Key Changes Tariff Increase: Import tariffs on steel and aluminum (except from the U.K.) have doubled from 25% to 50%. U.K. Exempted: Due to an in-progress trade agreement, the U.K.

So USA imposes 26% tarrif on India. Let's see where stock market opens and how inflation in USA rises. let’s see how markets open and inflation reacts. Fun fact: India is the largest supplier of generic medicines to the US, exporting over $8.7 billi

Hello Guys, I am looking for a seed funding. I do not want to talk about my idea on public but, I can say the market i want to enter in worth US $435 Billion. And in 1st year we can do revenue of minimum INR ₹13-16 Crore, will inc

Apple has 2 choices 🔥 Move iPhone production to the U.S. Or keep it in China and pay the price. 350,000 workers assemble iPhones in Zhengzhou, China Labor cost: ~$5/hour U.S. labor cost: ~$35/hour Result? Shifting production to the U.S. could i