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US import tariffs could significantly raise retail prices for tropical fruits and some seasonal fruits, while impacting the competitiveness of the US tree nut industry. Trade liberalization, regional ...

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Switching toward zero-emission vehicles[1] not only benefits the environment but can also be a smart business decision. To assess the competitiveness of commercial vehicles, we look at their TCO.[2] ...

In line with the Churchillian tone I had struck, yesterday’s US tariffs were historic and suggest a world-wide battle. It remains to be seen in what form, with what outcome, but global bifurcation is ...

The Trump administration wants to remake the US by reshaping the world. This requires a deep correction in global savings and investment imbalances, focusing on China. We explore five different trade ...

China’s new 34% tariff on US imports could impact dairy trade, particularly US exports of dry whey and lactose. The EU and UK may step in, altering market dynamics. The US exports more than 50% of its ...

With broader market sentiment in positive territory and a holiday-shortened week ahead, yesterday already saw the first ABS-related announcements hit screens.

The Italian government is creating an attractive environment for BESS investments In part 2 of this series, we explained how the UK became the leading European country in terms of installed and ...

Senior ABS spreads wider by high single-digits since 'Liberation Day' didn't faze well-established issuer Mercedes-Benz.

Well, the primary market for FIG € bonds was officially reopened yesterday, but not from a domestic name. Instead, it was Morgan Stanley that restarted proceedings.

Stocks had looked poised for a face-tearing rally today as another Trump pivot on China tariffs over the weekend threatened to blast out shorts. Trump announced that tariffs on computers and ...