Tariffs, Economy, and Global Relations on the Agenda
As Trump’s second term begins, his policy priorities—including tariffs, economic measures, and global relations—are already casting a shadow. Businesses and global leaders alike are bracing for potential changes in trade dynamics, with tariffs on Asian imports likely to take center stage. Read the full article
Global Supply Chain Tensions Persist
East Coast port workers reached a tentative agreement, narrowly avoiding a January 15 shutdown. However, another strike looms as Canadian Pacific Kansas City union members vote to authorize their own strike. These ongoing negotiations and strikes highlight the fragility of global supply chains and the growing leverage of workers in critical industries. Read the full […]
Administration & Tariff Policy Impacts for Q1
With the new administration set to take the reins on January 20th, the incoming president and administration has already made waves with policy headlines, meetings with global leaders, and previews of what’s to come for the next four years. For more analysis, click here.
The Year Ahead: Optimism and the Markets
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s chief economist lays out his thoughts and headlines for what’s to come in driving the U.S. economy for 2025. A mostly positive report has markets and businesses looking ahead to a positive start to the new year. To read more, click here.
Port Strike Deadline Looms
After a brief, crippling strike along the US East Coast in October, the next negotiation deadline looms on January 15th, just five days ahead of the new administration taking office. Experts have a range of opinions on the possible impacts and length of an impending delay, and recommends understanding January and February supply chains […]
