Global Economy
The latest news, updates and opinions on Global Economy from the expert team here at MoneyWeek
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Israel claims victory in the '12-day war' with Iran
Donald Trump may have announced a ceasefire in the 12-day war between Israel and Iran, but what comes next depends on what happens internally in Iran
By Emily Hohler Published
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Investors remain calm as the Middle East war unfolds
Conflict in the Middle East has failed to shake oil or stock markets. Can the peace hold?
By Alex Rankine Published
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US-China trade deal has been signed, says Trump
While details of the new US-China trade deal are unclear, it will likely ease restrictions on rare earth metals and high tech products
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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Israel attacks Iran – will the US join the conflict?
Opinion The two countries have been exchanging fire since Israel launched air strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities and infrastructure on Friday 13 June. But without US involvement, it may only have created a “wounded big beast”
By Emily Hohler Published
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US and China reach a ceasefire in their trade war after talks in London
The US and China's trading relationship – the most important one in the global economy – is back on track. Will the truce last?
By Emily Hohler Published
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Judicial elections: will Mexico’s bold political experiment come at a cost?
Mexico's historic judicial elections attracted little attention, but the implications could be far-reaching
By Alex Rankine Published
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Donald Trump doubles steel and aluminium tariffs – what does it mean for markets?
Donald Trump’s steel and aluminium tariffs will be doubled to 50% from Wednesday. Will the UK be impacted following its trade deal agreement, and what does it mean for markets?
By Katie Williams Published
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What will the unravelling of US-China trade mean for the economy?
What will a US-China decoupling mean for the global economy?
By Simon Wilson Published
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What's next for Liberal Mark Carney after Canadian election win
Mark Carney will remain as Canadian prime minister after winning the country's election, despite falling short of a majority.
By Emily Hohler Published