• Trump Shuts All 8,000 Federal Building EV Chargers
  
  Shut the Power Off and Sell the Fleet
• Trump Says He May Give Countries, Sectors Breaks on Tariffs
  
  President Donald Trump said Monday he may give a "lot of countries" breaks on tariffs and that he plans to announce more tariffs on automobiles in the next few days.
• Fed Folly on Full Display
  
  The Atlanta Fed GDP Now estimate for Q1 is -1.8% because the economic data has become absolutely ugly, yet inflation is proving to be very stubborn. For example, the Empire State Manufacturing Survey plunged 26 points to -20 versus the estimate of -1.9.However, the prices...
• US Recession Risks Not as High as the Media Suggests
  
  U.S. recession risks have been a headline over the last few weeks as the markets sold off.
• Trump to Impose 25 Percent Tariff on Countries That Buy Oil, Gas From Venezuela
  
  President Donald Trump on Monday said any country that buys oil or gas from Venezuela will pay a 25% tariff on trades made with the U.S. This "secondary tariff" will take effect on April 2, Trump said in a Truth Social post.
• US May Exclude Sector-Specific Tariffs: Officials
  
  U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is likely to exclude a set of sector-specific tariffs while applying reciprocal levies on April 2, Bloomberg News and The Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed officials.
• US Business Activity Rises But Sentiment Deteriorates
  
  U.S. business activity picked up in March, but growing fears over import tariffs and deep government spending cuts continued to weigh on sentiment and prospects for the rest of the year.
• Germany Election 2025: Merz's Plan Risks EU & US Economy
  
  In 2024, the EU's gross domestic product, which is the sum of the GDPs of its 27 member states, reached $19 trillion. This EU's GDP is the world's second-largest economy and the USA's largest international trading partner.
• US Treasury to Streamline Banking Regulators
  
  The U.S. Treasury department is preparing recommendations for streamlining some banking regulators, Semafor reported Monday, as it seeks a stronger role in the oversight of the country's biggest lenders.
• Trump Wins With Economic Diplomacy
  
  The United Arab Emirates' decision to commit a staggering $1.4 trillion to the United States over the next decade should serve as a defining example of what this White House can achieve when it leans into economic diplomacy.
• Why President Trump's Economic Policies Will Work
  
  For many today, President Trump's economic policies seem chaotic. He imposes tariffs that look to be starting a trade war. And he is trying to drastically cut the functions of the federal government, which means terminating perhaps millions of mostly skilled workers.
• China Reassures Apple, Pfizer, Cargill of Business Potential
  
  China sought to reassure foreign corporate chiefs of the country's business potential when Vice Premier He Lifeng met with the heads of Apple , Pfizer, Mastercard, Cargill and others Sunday.
• US Retailers Haggle With Suppliers Over Tariffs
  
  U.S. retailers Walmart and Target are bickering behind the scenes with their suppliers over proposed price hikes on everything from cake pans, tote bags and toys to other merchandise.
• Fed Officials Back Cautious Policy Approach
  
  New York Federal Reserve President John Williams said Friday the U.S. central bank's monetary policy is in the right place given the myriad uncertainties facing the economy, noting that there's no urgency to make any changes to interest rates.
• Trump's Tariffs Signal 'New Sheriff in Town' to China
  
  When President Trump imposed tariffs in February, his decision was not received well by either the Chinese government or some in the Democrat party.
• Unleash Private Capital to Rebuild America's Infrastructure
  
  President Trump's executive order to pause federal disbursements from two major Biden-era bills has landed U.S. transportation infrastructure spending back in limbo. It also underlines a hard truth: There's insufficient political appetite to publicly fund the fix for the...
• Trump: Prices Dropping; Time for Fed to Lower Interest
  
  President Donald Trump, pointing to dropping prices for gasoline as well as eggs and other groceries, is continuing to call for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates.
• Trump's China Tariffs Could Revive US Industry
  
  A budget resolution passed by the House of Representatives last week with the narrowest of margins has left conservatives queasy because of the usual devil's bargain embedded in the legislation, once again exemplifying Washington's structural faults.
• Trump: US Will Be World's 'Crypto Capital'
  
  President Donald Trump on Thursday told attendees at a digital summit that the U.S. will become "the undisputed bitcoin superpower and the crypto capital of the world."
• How Trump Overwhelmingly Won the Ethnic Vote
  
  In the 2024 U.S. presidential election, Donald Trump achieved an overwhelming and historic victory, winning 32 states and securing over 80% of the country's counties with a majority of the vote.
• Danielle DiMartino Booth to Newsmax: Biden Left Economy Weaker
  
  The United States may have to "deal with some short-term pain to get to long-term gain" with the economy to stabilize matters left behind by the Biden administration, Danielle DiMartino Booth, the CEO and chief strategist for QI Research told Newsmax on Wednesday.
• EU Might Put Retaliatory Tariffs on Hold Until Mid-April
  
  The European Union could delay imposition of a first set of counter-measures against the United States over President Donald Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs until mid-April, European Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic said Thursday.
• EU Proposes Cutting Steel Imports by 15% as Trump Tariffs Bite
  
  *The European Union will tighten steel import quotas to reduce inflows by a further 15% from April, a senior EU official said, in a move aimed at preventing cheap steel flooding the European market after Washington imposed new tariffs.
• Moody's Zandi: Trump Tanking 'Rip-Roaring Economy'
  
  President Trump inherited a "rip-roaring economy" that he is dragging into a "recession by design," Moody's Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi told CNN.
• Burgum: US May Have $100T in Natural Resources
  
  The United States could be sitting on natural resources of oil, gas, and minerals worth $100 trillion, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum told an audience at a Washington, D.C., policy event on Wednesday.

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