Trump tariffs

The US-India trade deal: Strategic reset or fragile truce?

The lack of details on the agreement makes it difficult to assess its true economic impact

Kenneth Yeoh, head of debt capital markets, global investment banking at OCBC, says investors with a Singdollar mandate have helped to boost the market.

Singdollar bond issues may match recent highs due to geopolitical uncertainty: OCBC

Refinancing activity on perpetual securities issued during the Covid-19 pandemic years might also help

The new trade deal is expected to offer relief to India’s economy.

Trump’s surprise trade deal with India resets fractured ties

The US will cut its levy on Indian goods to 18% from 25%, lower than most Asian peers

Tahnoon is the United Arab Emirates national security adviser, a deputy ruler of the emirate and was handed charge in 2023 of the US$1 trillion Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.

Abu Dhabi royal invested in Trump crypto venture: report

A White House spokesperson says that the US president’s assets are in a trust managed by his children

A shadow has been cast over a trade agreement Trump had reached with President Lee Jae Myung on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Gyeongju on Oct 29, 2025.

Show of impatience: Trump’s renewed tariff threats send Seoul scrambling

The US president says he would raise tariffs on motor vehicles and other South Korean imports from 15% to 25%

US President Donald Trump (left) with China President Xi Jinping at the Apec Summit in South Korea on Oct 30. Trump’s additional tariff on countries doing business with Iran could spark retaliation from Beijing, the primary purchaser of Iranian oil.

Fragile US-China truce threatened by tensions over Iran

Trump warns of Venezuela-style change in Teheran. How will Beijing react?

Canadian Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne says that it is the speed, scale and scope of change of the tariffs that is really rattling the world.

New trade map takes shape in Davos as world adjusts to Trump tariffs

Business among plurilateralists and China’s commerce with allies in the Global South are the key drivers of global dealings: BCG

US President Donald Trump vows to place increasing tariffs on goods from six EU members and two non-EU states, until the US is allowed to buy Greenland.

Trump tariffs on six EU nations could create US customs headache

Due to extensive cross-border supply chains, it will be tough to establish the origins of the goods

Stefan Hofer of LGT says: "We strongly view that in the US, Europe and most advanced economies, there’s going to be a ramping up of infrastructure spending, and that is a great investment opportunity.”

US inflation, not geopolitics, remains biggest risk to markets in 2026, says this chief investment strategist

LGT Private Banking’s Stefan Hofer cautions that market volatility will be ‘much higher’ this year