On 27/1, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi announced a historic trade agreement with the European Union (EU) has been finalized.

US President Donald Trump announced increased import tariffs on South Korean automobiles, timber, and pharmaceuticals, accusing the country of failing to uphold its trade agreement.

The European Parliament (EP) indicates it may resume the ratification process for a trade agreement with the US, following Trump's withdrawal of tariff threats.

The US president believes his policies from the start of his second term have helped many entrepreneurs double their assets.

Lars Klingbeil suggests parties should not expect too much too soon, despite President Trump's claim of a Greenland agreement and withdrawal of tariff threats.

On 20/1, the European Parliament (EP) agreed to postpone ratification of a trade agreement reached in 7/2025 with the United States.

Amazon and third-party sellers are seeing their pre-tariff inventory dwindle, leading to initial price increases for some products.

US President Donald Trump is expected to meet with business leaders from various sectors at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos this week.

Safe-haven demand, following the US president's threat of increased tariffs on Europe, has driven gold prices close to 4,690 USD and silver near 95 USD an ounce.

Europe's anti-coercion instrument (ACI), adopted in 2023, comprises strong, large-scale measures to counter trade threats.

The world's second-largest economy met its GDP target last year, despite escalating trade tensions with the US.

US officials have aggressively rolled back emissions and electric vehicle regulations, asserting these changes will help reduce car prices for consumers.

US officials believe Canada will "regret" its decision to allow the import of up to 49,000 Chinese electric vehicles under a new trade agreement with Beijing.

Despite pressure from US import tariffs, china achieved a record trade surplus of 1.189 trillion USD in 2025.