US Tariffs 2025: Countdown to August 1 and a New Era of Global Trade
As the clock ticks toward August 1, 2025, the world stands at the edge of a trade paradigm shift. At 12:01 a.m., the Executive Order suspending tariffs above 10% expires, ushering in “reciprocal tariffs”—a system meant to mirror the trade barriers imposed on U.S. exports. But what lies ahead is far from a stable framework. Instead, global businesses face legal uncertainty, fragmented negotiations, and a deeper restructuring of global supply chains.
Mexico’s Economy in 2025: Between Trump’s Tariffs, Domestic Weakness, and a Fragile Peso
Mexico has entered 2025 under a cloud of economic and political uncertainty. According to TAC ECONOMICS, the country is grappling with sluggish growth, heightened financial pressures, and escalating trade tensions with the United States. GDP is projected to stagnate at 0.0% in 2025, before a modest recovery in 2026.
L’inflation américaine en mai : un coup de frein inattendu.
Léa Dauphas a souligné le ralentissement inattendu de l’inflation aux États-Unis en mai. Les chiffres du mois montrent une progression mensuelle modeste, inférieure aux attentes des analystes : +0,1 %, là où parlait le consensus.
Cette baisse s’explique notamment par la diminution des prix de l’essence, particulièrement sensible sur les composantes volatiles de l’inflation.