Europe sets plans to hit back at Trump, impose tariffs on US goods

David Hauner is Chief Economist for Emerging Markets at the Bank of America. Europe and China have far too long relied on the US to play the economic engine for the whole world.

Trump fight has forced Europe out of its 'complacent, lethargic' ways, $1 trillion asset manager says

Tariffs may have wreaked havoc across the world, but there’s a silver lining—at least now, Europe has been jolted out of its lethargy “The decisions, the announcements by the U.S. president, have simply pushed Europe out of its pretty complacent, lethargic behavior,” said Stefan Hoops, the chief of Deutsche Bank-owned asset management arm DWS, which has over €1 trillion in assets under management.  “You might question the method, but the outcome…

INTERVIEW. The economist considers that the European Union has, in this period of trouble due to Trump's erratic trade policy, all the assets to become the new world eldorado.

Donald Trump has shaken Europe out of ‘lethargic’ habits, says DWS chief

Stefan Hoops says trade war has triggered long overdue spending push on the continent

European companies are sounding the alarm over the strong euro. The currency's rise against the dollar this year poses a new threat to exporters already grappling with tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump, as they fear they are losing another competitive advantage in the U.S. market.

US allies say no at the ballot box to Trump's tariff bullying

Hao Nan is a research fellow with the Charhar Institute and a fellow (2024-2025) with the Arms Control Negotiation Academy. In a single week, three of