BIS projects U.S. inflation to rise due to tariffs
18 julio, 2025
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is projecting a downward spike in U.S. inflation due to tariffs. In the United States, price increases have not
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is projecting a downward spike in U.S. inflation due to tariffs. In the United States, price increases have not
Section 232 tariffs have weakened the U.S. auto industry, according to U.S. manufacturers. An earlier model by the International Trade Commission (USITC) estimated that Section
Tariffs are driving Mexico‘s trade surplus with the United States, the Census Bureau reported on Thursday. In April, Mexico’s positive balance with its northern neighbor
President Donald Trump raised steel tariffs on Mexico, Canada and the world from 25 to 50 percent, according to a proclamation issued Tuesday. The only
United States SME exports to Mexico and Canada represent two crucial drivers for these types of companies. Both nations are the top export destinations for
The governments of the countries have had three alternatives to face the tariffs of Donald Trump, President of the United States. Trump imposed “emergency” tariffs
Steel overcapacity and cheap steel affect more sustainable production and the green transition. To understand this problem, it must be taken into account that there
North American governments have taken steps to address global steel overcapacity. In its OECD Steel Outlook 2025 report released Monday, the OECD projects a 6.7%
Mexico achieved a nearshoring FDI record despite the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. From January to March 2025, Mexico captured FDI of 21.4
Tariffs on Brazilian steel imports to the United States have a low impact in volume, but high in value. In 2024, Brazil exported $2.911 billion
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is projecting a downward spike in U.S. inflation due to tariffs. In the United States, price increases have not
Section 232 tariffs have weakened the U.S. auto industry, according to U.S. manufacturers. An earlier model by the International Trade Commission (USITC) estimated that Section
Tariffs are driving Mexico‘s trade surplus with the United States, the Census Bureau reported on Thursday. In April, Mexico’s positive balance with its northern neighbor
President Donald Trump raised steel tariffs on Mexico, Canada and the world from 25 to 50 percent, according to a proclamation issued Tuesday. The only
United States SME exports to Mexico and Canada represent two crucial drivers for these types of companies. Both nations are the top export destinations for
The governments of the countries have had three alternatives to face the tariffs of Donald Trump, President of the United States. Trump imposed “emergency” tariffs
Steel overcapacity and cheap steel affect more sustainable production and the green transition. To understand this problem, it must be taken into account that there
North American governments have taken steps to address global steel overcapacity. In its OECD Steel Outlook 2025 report released Monday, the OECD projects a 6.7%
Mexico achieved a nearshoring FDI record despite the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. From January to March 2025, Mexico captured FDI of 21.4
Tariffs on Brazilian steel imports to the United States have a low impact in volume, but high in value. In 2024, Brazil exported $2.911 billion