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New Tariffs, New Uncertainty, and New Business Strategies
2 Mar 26The US Supreme Court’s landmark ruling on 20 February 2026 found that President Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs was unlawful. Far from reducing trade policy volatility, the Court’s decision – and the White House’s immediate pivot to alternative tariff tools – have increased uncertainty for trading partners, companies and consumers. Understanding the implications of this shift and its consequences is crucial for stakeholders to adapt strategically and make informed decisions.
Key Imperatives Driving Global Industrial Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) Transition
23 Feb 26Industrial unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are entering a transformative era. The global market is accelerating towards electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) systems, reshaping operational models and industry priorities. This shift is significant and urgent, influencing logistics, safety, and infrastructure strategies worldwide.
Economic Outlook for 2026: Global Forecasts and Insights
3 Dec 25 | GMT: 03:00 PMWhat's the global economic outlook for 2026? How will current projections impact consumer spending power, income growth and business opportunities? Find those answers in our webinar.
FMCG Sustainability in 2025: Navigating Volatility with Purpose
18 Nov 25In a year shaped by geopolitical shocks and constant disruptions, sustainable FMCG products are unexpectedly holding their ground.
Vietnam’s Automotive and Mobility Market Accelerates Towards Electrification
13 Nov 25Vietnam is rapidly positioning itself at the forefront of Southeast Asia’s electric mobility revolution. Euromonitor’s latest research reveals that the country is outpacing its regional peers in electric vehicle (EV) adoption, with domestic players VinFast and Xanh SM not only driving the electrification of transport but also reshaping competition by integrating vehicle manufacturing, charging infrastructure, and mobility services.
US-China Trade Tensions 2025: Three Likely Outcomes Amid Shifting Dynamics
27 Oct 25As the US-China trade truce deadline approaches in November, tensions between the world’s largest trading partners are reigniting. China’s new export controls on rare earths and the US’ threat of sweeping 100% tariffs on all Chinese imports have pushed relations to a new brink. Against this backdrop, the upcoming late-October negotiation meeting between Presidents Trump and President Xi carries high stakes. While both sides are likely to favour extending the trade truce reached in May and pull back some policies to avoid sudden supply-chain shocks, the risk of either a limited deal or a sharp escalation remains high, leaving global markets and trade flows on edge.