The European economy appears to be rebounding, showing slow quarterly growth after six consecutive quarters of decline. Although the pace and performance vary across different segments, many reports indicate that the economy is starting to recover.
It remains to be seen what a full “recovery” and normal business and growth rates will look like in the post-Covid era, but positive signs in production and industry offer hope for many global sectors.
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As the administration and Fed Chairman Powell continue their public disputes, many continue to monitor what the Fed has in store for interest rate decisions
July 9th is the “self imposed” deadline for President Trump to make final decisions surrounding the IEEPA baseline and reciprocal tariff levels. In addition, the
Crude Oil prices fluctuated as much as $15/bbl throughout the month of June, highlighted by the conflict in Iran, headlines surrounding OPEC and the US’
TheChemCo · Episode 126: Tariff Impacts on Demand, Shipping & Optimism – June 2025 “The View from Jamestown” Chemical Podcast Hosted by The Chemical Company
Now overshadowed by questions of the legality of Trum’s sweeping tariffs, early trade deals have begun flowing out of the White House in recent weeks,
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