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US Headed for Trade War with China as Trump Assumes Presidency Again

US-China Trade War Looming, Warns Eurasia Group Founder Ian Bremmer at Davos

Trump’s First Day Back Brings No Tariffs—For Now

Trump's first day back at the White House was marked by a delay in his major economic initiative, tariffs. While experts warned that major trade actions are still likely to come, this initial delay has had a positive effect on markets. The President's inaugural address hinted at his overall economic plans, including the overhaul of trade to protect American workers and redirect tax funds to enrich US citizens. Despite this, the Wall Street Journal reported that the administration's day one plan includes outlining Trump's trade vision without immediate tariffs. While some experts believe this move is merely delaying the inevitable conflict, others remain skeptical that the US and China can reach a meaningful agreement. During his campaign, Trump promised tariffs as high as 60% on Chinese goods and 25% on Mexican and Canadian products. Although there has been no immediate action against Canada and Mexico, Trump may still invoke the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, which grants him broad authority to deal with threats to national security or the economy. Other potential actions include tariffs under Section 301 and Section 232. Despite the relative calm in markets on Trump's first day back, analysts predict volatility and a potential rally in US dollar and equities in the future.

Trump's First Day Back at White House: No Major Tariffs Action

Trump's first day back at the White House doesn't include major action on his biggest economic initiative – tariffs. While experts warn that major trade action isn't necessarily off the table, Trump's initial move appears to have had the intended effect of averting market volatility.

Bitcoin Recedes From Record High Amid Trump Inauguration

Bitcoin retreats from record high after Trump inauguration, as traders anticipate pro-crypto policy directions from Trump's executive orders.

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EMFX Gains as Trump Speech Lacks Specifics, Mexico Weighs Impact

Emerging market currencies and stocks rise after Trump's inauguration, but investors await more details on trade policies and immigration plans.

Trump's First Day Back: No Major Tariff Action, But Experts Warn of Trade War in Offing

A cool-down period for tariffs? President Donald Trump does not take major action on his signature economic initiative, tariffs, during his first full day back in office.

Trump Names Mark Uyeda Acting Chair of SEC

Newly sworn-in President Donald Trump appoints Mark Uyeda as acting chair of the SEC, replacing Gary Gensler's ambitious agenda. Uyeda is expected to shift focus away from transparency and crypto regulation.

Trump's Crypto Token Launch Raises Conflict-of-Interest Concerns

U.S. President Donald Trump's launch of a crypto token before his inauguration raises conflict-of-interest concerns due to its potential for influencing regulation and attracting speculative investments with little transparency.

Common Wisdoms That Fall Apart in the Data

Statisticians often use scatterplots and linear regressions to analyze the relationship between two variables. However, correlation doesn't always imply causation, as this article demonstrates. It explores several examples where established correlations don't hold true in practice. Understanding the limitations of statistical analysis is crucial for informed decision-making, particularly in markets where intuition and data may not align.