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US Oil, Farm Exports Vulnerable in Tariff Battle, says Currie

US Oil, Farm Exports Vulnerable in Tariff Battle, says Currie

The United States' reliance on exporting easily replaceable commodities like oil and agricultural goods puts it squarely in the "crosshairs" of the ongoing trade war with China, potentially inflicting more pain on American consumers than their Chinese counterparts, warned Jeff Currie, Chief Strategy Officer of Energy Pathways
Japan PM Warns US Auto Tariffs Pose 'Extremely Large Impact,' BOJ Signals Caution

Japan PM Warns US Auto Tariffs Pose 'Extremely Large Impact,' BOJ Signals Caution

Markets Weekly: Is China Turning Things Around?

Markets Weekly: Is China Turning Things Around?

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Oil Edges Down on Trade Jitters, Uncertainty Over OPEC+ Meeting - Bloomberg.com
Oil edged down after a choppy session as traders parsed mixed messaging on the status of trade talks between the US and China.
Axios
Trade threats consume the U.S. economy - Axios
President Trump's social media post about China is a reminder that the U.S. economy is largely at the mercy of the White House's trade agenda.
Time
Trump Needs to Get Real on Trade - Time
Chinese policymakers moved swiftly to shore up China's economy while expanding trade ties with other partners. ... China's unfair economic practices.
Reuters
China's May manufacturing activity likely contracted for second straight month | Reuters
Trump's decision to single China out for tariffs of 145% comes at a particularly difficult time for the $19 trillion economy, which is struggling with...
South China Morning Post
China already had a graduate jobs crisis. The trade war is making it worse
Anxiety among young Chinese is 'through the roof' as employers cut graduate roles amid an uncertain economic outlook.
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Economist warns that financial sanctions could become new US-China battleground
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CNBC
U.S.-China talks 'stalled' and need Trump and Xi to weigh in, Bessent says - CNBC
China Economy. U.S.-China talks 'a bit stalled' and need Trump and Xi to weigh in, Treasury Secretary Bessent says. Published Thu, May 29 20259:39...
Reuters
Core inflation in Japan capital hits 2-year high, keeps rate hike chance alive | Reuters
... Japan faces in balancing inflationary pressures and the hit to the economy from steep U.S. tariffs. Sign up here. The Tokyo core consumer price...
South China Morning Post
Japan aims to sway Trump by buying billions in semiconductors and defence to avoid tariffs
Japan's economy minister is heading to Washington this week for a fresh round of talks in an effort to protect vital US trade ties.
Reuters
Japan April factory output falls 0.9% month-on-month | Reuters
Manufacturers surveyed by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry expect seasonally adjusted output to increase 9.0% in May and decline 3.4% in...
Bloomberg.com
Tokyo Prices Rising Most in Two Years Keeps BOJ on Hike Path - Bloomberg
What Bloomberg Economics Says... “The sharper-than-expected pickup in Tokyo's core CPI inflation in May will strengthen the Bank of Japan's confidence...
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Economists Warn ECB to Avoid Delaying Over Last Two Rate Cuts - Bloomberg
The European Central Bank will lower interest rates twice more, according to a Bloomberg survey, but respondents warned it shouldn't wait too long...
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German Inflation Slows Less Than Expected With ECB Set to Cut - Bloomberg.com
German inflation slowed less than expected, highlighting lingering risks as the European Central Bank prepares to lower interest rates again.
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ECB's Panetta: reduced room for more rate cuts but must be flexible | Reuters
The European Central Bank has reduced room for further rate cuts but should maintain a pragmatic, flexible approach and make future decisions on a...
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German inflation nears ECB target in May but challenges remain | Reuters
German inflation eased further in May, bringing it closer to the European Central Bank's 2% target and bolstering the case for an interest rate...
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Jamie Dimon: Government Spending Will Cause 'Crisis' in Bond Market | PYMNTS.com
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said excessive spending by the U.S. government and quantitative easing by the Fed will hurt the bond market.
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Jamie Dimon Says Crack in the Bond Market Is 'Going to Happen' - Bloomberg
Dimon expresses concern about the trajectory of the debt and the ability of market makers to make markets, hoping for a change before a crisis occurs.
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JPMorgan CEO Dimon backs US taxing carried interest, warns of bond market trouble | Reuters
"I'm hoping that we change both the trajectory of the debt and the ability of market makers to make markets," Dimon warned, while suggesting the "...
Bloomberg
China Preps $70 Billion in New Capital to Supercharge Investment - Bloomberg
... People's Bank of China could provide liquidity support as needed. Summary by Bloomberg AI. The mechanism is expected to be operational by the end...
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OPEC+ may discuss oil output hike larger than 411,000 bpd for July, sources say | Reuters
OPEC and authorities in Russia and Saudi Arabia did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Friday. United Arab Emirates Energy...
Bloomberg
Energy Investors on Edge as Another OPEC Supply Hike Looms Large - Bloomberg
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CNBC
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This is why Jamie Dimon is so gloomy on the economy - CNBC
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Reuters
US labor market showing cracks; corporate profits post largest drop since 2020 | Reuters
The dimming economic outlook was reinforced by other data showing corporate profits declining by the most in more than four years in the first quarter...
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Powell defends Fed independence after Trump pressures him to cut interest rates
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Reuters
Trump summons Fed's Powell, tells him he's making a mistake on rates | Reuters
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While the US S&P 500 struggles, weighed down by trade war fears and a darkening economic outlook, Chinese stocks are surging. Is the market witnessing a "Great Rotation" of capital, as investors shift their focus from the long-dominant US market to a resurgent China? There'
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