China's Super Buyer Widens Its Reach Beyond Iron Ore
Beijing taps CMRG to steer overseas mining deals, extending state purchasing power across strategic minerals.
Power & Capital Desk
Chips Claw Back After Wall Street's Worst Day of the Year
Semiconductors led a Monday bounce, but a hot jobs print and this week's inflation read keep the Fed in focus.
Metals Tariffs Reset Hits, Full Customs Value Now Bites
Washington's revamped Section 232 regime on steel, aluminum and copper takes effect, reshaping the import math for manufacturers.
$85 Billion In Tariff Refunds Hangs On A Court Date
After the Supreme Court voided the emergency tariffs, importers are still waiting to be paid back, and Tuesday may clarify when.
The Clock Is Running On China's Rare-Earth Truce
Beijing's one-year suspension expires in November, just as the first Western magnet capacity comes online.
Oil Sticks In The Low $90s As Hormuz Stays Shut
A US-Iran deal keeps slipping over Lebanon, leaving the Gulf's chokepoint closed into a fourth month.
Chip Selloff Hands Wall Street Its Worst Day In Months
A hot jobs report revived Fed-hike fears, sending the Nasdaq down 4.2% and semiconductors into a rout.
Washington Moves To Tariff 60 Economies Over Forced Labor
A sweeping Section 301 action would hit most US trading partners, but spare electronics and AI gear.