
Maeva Cousin
Writer and Senior Economist at Bloomberg News
Global Economist, Bloomberg Economics. All views are my own.
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4 weeks ago |
murrayledger.com | Jennifer A. Dlouhy |Akayla Gardner |Maeva Cousin |Rana Sajedi
WASHINGTON — (TNS) A federal appeals court offered President Donald Trump a temporary reprieve from a ruling threatening to throw out the bulk of his sweeping tariff agenda, offering at least some hope to a White House now facing substantial new restrictions on its effort to rewrite the global trading order.
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2 months ago |
elfinanciero.com.mx | Enda Curran |Maeva Cousin
Hace casi 100 años, Estados Unidos promulgó una ley arancelaria que desencadenó una guerra comercial global y prolongó y profundizó la Gran Depresión. Ahora, el presidente Donald Trump apuesta a que el mundo ha cambiado lo suficiente como para que la historia no se repita.
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Oct 9, 2024 |
bloomberglinea.com | Jennifer Welch |Maeva Cousin |Eleonora Mavroeidi |Bhargavi Sakthivel |Gerard DiPippo |Tom Orlik
Bloomberg — Una guerra caliente en Ucrania, una guerra comercial entre China y EE.UU. y la amenaza de Donald Trump de aumentar drásticamente los aranceles plantean la perspectiva de una ruptura acelerada de los lazos internacionales. Para la economía mundial, las consecuencias serían significativas y negativas.
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Oct 8, 2024 |
bloomberg.com | Jennifer Welch |Maeva Cousin |Eleonora Mavroeidi |Bhargavi Sakthivel |Gerard DiPippo |Tom Orlik
How three scenarios for international cooperation—from a second Cold War to a return of go-go globalization—would change the world economy. A hot war in Ukraine, a trade war between China and the US, and Donald Trump’s threat of sweeping tariff increases raise the prospect of an accelerated rupture of international ties. For the global economy, the consequences would be significant—and negative.
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Jul 5, 2024 |
shorturl.at | Eleonora Mavroeidi |Maeva Cousin |Jamie Rush
Read More At the other end of the spectrum, if the RN were to form a majority government and implement its program in full, this could trigger a bond market selloff, raising long-term borrowing costs and halting growth in 2025. That risk is way out in the tails. If the RN forms the next government, failure to achieve a full majority or fear of an adverse market reaction would probably keep its policy ambition in check.
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