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The EU is trying to avoid a trade war that would harm its economy. This article explains how.

The American economy is declining for the first time since 2022. Heading towards a recession? Discover some key figures in this article!

The Chinese industry is showing signs of weakness. For the first time in over a year, the country's manufacturing activity has contracted, according to the latest figures from the National Bureau of Statistics. Indeed, the new tariff offensive launched by Donald Trump, with customs duties reaching up to 145%, is beginning to have an effect. In Wall Street as in Beijing, concern is rising. This trade standoff between the two powers awakens fears of a global slowdown with systemic consequences.

The first 100 days of the Trump administration deeply impacted the cryptocurrency industry. Among favorable appointments for the sector, the creation of a strategic reserve of bitcoin, and a trade war with significant consequences, the record remains mixed according to experts, with some even labeling this period as "the 95 worst days in modern presidential history."

Mark Carney, a political and economic victory for Canada, but beware! He may be preparing to bury cryptocurrencies in order to welcome CBDCs with open arms. Bitcoin, get ready to pack your bags.

Right from the start, the rise of the memecoin TRUMP has taken an unprecedented political turn. Influential senators are now questioning the White House about the implications of this cryptocurrency. They denounce the very idea of a "gala dinner" reserved for the largest holders. This process raises serious doubts. It could indeed blur the line between private interests and public functions. Through this controversy, the cryptocurrency becomes both a lever of power and an instrument of controversy.

Between exclusive dinners and ethical conflicts of interest, a Democratic senator reveals a plan to impeach Donald Trump. Is this the end of his presidency? Find out why this mistake could mark the end of Trump's reign at the White House.

Trump goes all out with a VIP dinner to save his memecoin, while crypto traders slip away with the cash. Cozy atmosphere, emptied wallets.

Stock Market: Stock markets fluctuate under the effect of tariff tensions. Discover what this means for investors.

While the dollar tap dances on a thread of presidential tweets, the euro is trotting towards the monetary throne, galvanized by the missteps of its starry rival.

When Donald Trump challenges the bond market, it is not just a political confrontation: it is a systemic shock. The American president, driven by an interventionist economic vision, has triggered a wave of instability by upsetting the balances of interest rates and Treasury bonds. Opposing him is a relentless market that did not take long to react. This showdown, far from being anecdotal, reveals the fragilities of a strained economy and revives the debate on the reliability of traditional assets in times of uncertainty.

Tesla falters, bitcoin holds strong, and Elon Musk finds himself divided. While the company faces a challenging quarter, its iconic CEO is trying to juggle leading Tesla, managing a strategic crypto portfolio, and his new government roles alongside Donald Trump. Amid falling profits, a steadfast loyalty to BTC, and a promise of a partial withdrawal from DOGE, Musk is playing on multiple fronts. But at what cost to Tesla?

When crypto turns into an invitation card: to have dinner with Trump, all you need is to own his token. Political marketing is certainly no longer afraid of ridicule.

Markets only need a stir to get excited. This time, it is Donald Trump who has rekindled the flame by suddenly softening his stance on two hot topics: the Federal Reserve and Chinese tariffs. "No plan to replace Jerome Powell," he said, breaking with his past vehement criticisms. He also opened the door to tariff relief on Chinese imports. Two gestures of appeasement that immediately boosted global financial markets, seeking reassuring signals.

While Wall Street is emptying its pockets, Bitcoin is puffing its chest, flirting with the peaks and attracting billions — crypto is becoming the new refuge for capricious capital.

Bitcoin has just crossed the symbolic threshold of 90,000 dollars for the first time since early March, following a spectacular rally of nearly 20% from its low of 75,000 dollars. Has the upward train already passed, or is there still room for the flagship cryptocurrency to grow?

Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve (Fed), is facing increasing political pressure from Donald Trump, who is calling for an immediate reduction in interest rates. But Powell has no intention of yielding. Loyal to the independence of the institution he leads, he prefers to base his decisions on economic data rather than political demands.

In January 2025, the crypto industry made massive donations to Trump's investment fund. A month later, the SEC miraculously dropped its lawsuits against those same donors. Coincidence or monetized political influence? The line between financial support and regulatory favoritism has never seemed so blurred.

While Trump plays the customs officer, Tesla wavers, Alphabet holds firm, and Wall Street takes on water. The markets, on the other hand, brace for the next presidential tweet.

While the United States tightens its tariff arsenal, the rest of the world is organizing itself. Thus, the BRICS bloc attracts economies seeking strategic independence. Breaking away from the established monetary order, this alliance is reshaping trade routes and weakening the dollar's dominance. A silent but structural shift is underway.

The $TRUMP token, once a rising star, plummets 90% with the unlocking of 40 million tokens, revealing the risks of a controversial presidential crypto strategy.

The shadow of Donald Trump once again looms over American financial stability. His recent threat to fire Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve (Fed), is not just another provocation. It is a political gamble that could crack the very foundations of monetary independence. A scenario where the impulsiveness of one man overturns the global economic chessboard. But behind the loud declarations lies a very real systemic risk, candidly analyzed by influential voices like Anthony Pompliano. Explanations.

The escalation of trade tensions between the United States and China is once again disrupting global financial markets. Cryptocurrencies and tech stocks are bearing the brunt of the impact from the new tariff measures announced by the Trump administration, which has imposed duties reaching up to 245% on certain Chinese imports.

In a recent explosive statement, Donald Trump did not mince his words regarding Jerome Powell. The American president stated that the "resignation of the Fed chief couldn't come soon enough" and that he would not hesitate to fire him if he wanted to.

Donald Trump has renewed his attacks against Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve. He accuses him of not acting quickly enough to lower interest rates. Amid political tension, this criticism reignites the debate over the FED's independence and its growing influence on financial markets.

The Italian Minister of Economy and Finance, Giancarlo Giorgetti, expressed his concerns about the threat posed by American stablecoins, emphasizing that they could represent a greater danger than Donald Trump's tariffs. According to him, these dollar-backed cryptos risk disrupting Europe's financial stability.

The Trump family crypto game inspired by Monopoly: a project that could transform digital real estate. Details here!

For the first time in its history, tech giant NVIDIA is launching the production of artificial intelligence supercomputers entirely in the United States. This strategic initiative aims to strengthen the American supply chain in the crucial AI sector.