Recent United States tariff and the way forward

Milan, April 16 (askanews) - After months of record indices recorded by US and European stock exchanges, the global financial scenario has radically changed with the arrival of the 'Trump economy' and its rise of uncertainty, between tariffs introduced and removed, and feared risks of recession. A complex scenario that disorients and worries investors, as explained by Giancarlo Sandrin of the international financial services and asset management…

MADRID, 16 (EUROPA PRESS) The new tariffs promoted by the Trump administration not only erode global growth and stability, but also weaken the pillars on which the economic leadership of the United States has been built, according to a new article published by BBVA Research, in which it also [...] The entry Economy-The tariffs weaken pillars of the economic leadership of the United States and put at risk economic system, according to BBVA aparec…

Bank of Italy - Economic Bulletin No. 2

The new protectionist measures are making the outlook for global growth worse At a time of exceptionally high geopolitical uncertainty, global economic activity is showing signs of a slowdown. Growth has weakened in the United States and is struggling to ...

Tariffs push enterprise IT to cloud, AI-driven DX

The US administration’s tariff policies are reshaping global trade dynamics, triggering uncertainty across industries. For the IT services market, this means supply chain disruptions, delayed hardware projects, and cautious enterprise spending. However, amid volatility, digital transformation remains a strategic imperative. Enterprises embracing cloud, artificial intelligence (AI), and automation are better positioned to adapt swiftly and sustai…

Manufacturers turn to ‘resilience’ according to PP C&A chief

Manufacturers appear to be investing in key areas that will secure long-term competitiveness rather than speculative growth according to an outsourcing expert. PP Control & Automation’s Tony Hague believes management teams are reacting to economic pressures, such as rising costs, supply chain uncertainties and ‘Trump tariffs,’ by adopting a strategic approach to survival. The passionate […] Read this story Manufacturers turn to ‘resilience’ acco…

THE CAPITALS By EDGAR GONZALEZ MARTINEZ Certainly these two statements contrast with what financial analysts from different countries point out.According to this global financial brokerage company, while the market speculates with a possible recession, the data reveal a more nuanced picture: only 20% of US GDP depends on goods affected by tariffs. The key is to identify companies with global advantages: those capable of redistributing costs, adj…