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Erdogan again raises Kashmir issue at UNGA, calls for dialogue under UN Charter

The presidents of United States and Brazil are engaged in a war of words. This is Brazil threatened to reciprocate after Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on goods from the South American country. The new tariff came amid an escalating row over the US president's support for coup-accused leader Jai Bolsonaro.

 Linda Yaccarino Resigns After Two Years As CEO Of X

European defence stocks hit record highs as they continued a strong rally driven by increased geopolitical tensions and growing investor interest in the sector. The STOXX Aerospace and Defence Index surged more than 1.1%, extending its impressive gains to over 53% so far this year. Watch in for more details!

European defence stocks hit record highs

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced fresh tariffs ranging from 25 percent to 40 percent on imports from 14 countries, including South Korea, Japan, and Malaysia, effective August 1.

Trump’s tariffs open big window for India

A tomato fight is heating up across the southern border. The U.S. is poised to slap a hefty tariff on Mexican tomatoes, potentially raising prices for millions of American consumers. With the new duty set to kick in next week, grocery stores, restaurants, and even ketchup makers could feel the squeeze.

US slaps tariff on Mexican tomatoes

The U.S. has announced a 35 percent tariff on all Bangladeshi export goods starting next month, sending shockwaves through the country’s 40-billion dollar ready-made garment industry. The move comes in a letter from President Donald Trump to Bangladesh’s chief adviser, citing trade imbalances and calling for a reset in bilateral terms.


Tariff blow to Bangladesh’s garment industry

As uncertainty over tariffs rattle investors and CEOs, top Wall Street bosses offer some invaluable insights that help them win in the boardroom. It’s no longer about winning all the time, but about making mistakes, learning from them and forging ahead? Take a look at this story for more...


Wall Street's top bosses unfazed by tariffs

Just over three months ago, President Trump launched his boldest tariff offensive yet, announcing sweeping levies on goods from nearly every nation. Dubbed ‘Liberation Day,’ the plan aimed to ink 90 trade deals in 90 days. But within hours, most of the tariffs were suspended in a 90-day pause to avoid global market panic and allow for bilateral talks.

Nations warned: Sign deals or face steep tariffs

Just over three months ago, President Trump launched his boldest tariff offensive yet, announcing sweeping levies on goods from nearly every nation. Dubbed ‘Liberation Day,’ the plan aimed to ink 90 trade deals in 90 days. But within hours, most of the tariffs were suspended in a 90-day pause to avoid global market panic and allow for bilateral talks.


The second Trump administration is attempting to rewire the global trading system. Under Trump 2.0, the U.S. administration is rushing to deliver trade deals ahead of its self-imposed July 9 deadline. But will the deals struck by the White House last? Take a look at the next report for more on this....

Trump 2.0 rewires the global trading system

The U.S. job market looks healthy at a glance, but young college graduates are facing their toughest job hunt in over a decade. With youth unemployment at 5.8%, the highest since 2013 outside of COVID years, hiring is down, and student debt remains heavy. From tech slowdowns to AI disruption, we decode what’s driving the graduate job crisis. Watch in for more details!

Why young US graduates are struggling to find jobs

Saudi Arabia has raised oil prices for Asian buyers by $1, surprising refiners and signaling strong confidence in market demand. This move comes even as OPEC+ plans another production increase in August, raising questions about whether it will lead to a crude surplus or help balance the market. Here's what this bold pricing strategy could mean for global energy dynamics.


Saudi Arabia hikes oil prices amid OPEC+ output boost

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is spotlighting India’s economic rise and its leadership ambitions for the Global South during his five-nation tour and appearance at the BRICS Summit. With pointed criticism of global double standards and a call for stronger cooperation among developing nations, India is positioning itself at the forefront of a shifting global order.

Modi pushes for Global South leadership at BRICS

Foxconn reported its highest-ever Q2 revenue, surging 15.8% to $55.54 billion, driven by booming demand in AI and cloud services. Despite the strong performance, the company has issued a warning over rising trade tensions and currency volatility. iPhone sales, in particular, are stagnating under foreign exchange pressure. Here’s a closer look at the numbers and the risks ahead.


Foxconn reports record Q2, but risks loom

The United Kingdom has announced that it is formally restoring diplomatic ties with Syria, as British Foreign Secretary David Lammy traveled to Damascus. Watch in for more details!

UK FM Lammy meets Syrian interim president, pledges $129 million aid to Syria

President Trump has signed a monumental $3.5 trillion budget bill into law, locking in permanent tax cuts for the wealthy and reshaping America’s tax and welfare systems. With the lowest 20% of earners facing losses, this legislation has big implications for your financial future. On today's show, we break down the key provisions and what they mean for everyday Americans. Watch in for more details!


Trump’s $3.5 trillion budget bill: How will it impact your wallet?

President Trump has signed letters confirming new tariffs on exports from 12 countries, with rates ranging from 10% to 70% and a potential start date of August 1. As global markets react and the EU scrambles to respond, we break down what this means for trade, the economy, and America's key allies.

Trump signs off on tariffs but what happens on August 1?

President Trump's massive budget overhaul has sparked a heated debate: will it boost the economy, or is it a ticking debt time bomb?
With short-term growth projections and rising military spending, there are mixed opinions about the long-term impact. In this report, we dive into the economic predictions, the risks, and how it could affect the U.S. economy in the coming years.

Is Trump’s $3.5 trillion bill a boost or a burden for the economy?

Global travel demand is soaring, led by emerging markets like China, India, and Saudi Arabia. With travel spending expected to hit $15 trillion by 2040, the industry is set to outpace even pharma and fashion. In this report, we explore why more travelers are choosing experiences over possessions and how work-leisure travel is reshaping the future.

Emerging markets are powering the future of global travel

London’s IPO market has hit its lowest point in three decades, with just five listings raising a mere $218 million in the first half of 2025. As major companies look elsewhere and global capital flows shift, UK market reforms face a tough road ahead. Today ,we break down what’s behind the IPO drought and what it signals for London’s financial future.

London’s IPO market sees lowest fundraising since 1995

After two years of wartime growth fueled by military spending and redirected oil exports, Russia’s economy is starting to lose momentum. GDP growth has slowed, the budget deficit is widening, and key sectors are cutting output. Today on World Business Watch, we will explore the warning signs flashing across the Russian economy and what they could mean for the months ahead.


Russia’s wartime economy is slowing — what’s behind the shift?

With the July 9 tariff deadline approaching and little progress in trade talks, many expected market jitters—but instead, stocks are hitting record highs. Traders appear more focused on momentum and gains than on geopolitical risks. In this segment, we unpack why 'FOMO' is beating fear, and what it says about investor sentiment right now.

Markets surge despite tariff deadline – what are traders thinking?

Nearly 40% of India’s population consumes fewer calories than recommended for a healthy lifestyle, highlighting a critical issue with significant economic repercussions. Despite rising average calorie intake figures in urban areas and a modest decline in rural regions, a substantial portion of the population remains undernourished, particularly among lower-income groups.


Hunger and poverty threaten India’s economy 

Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept, it influences everything from the way we work, to how we earn, learn and grow. As AI adoption grows, personal finance is becoming a major application for retail investors to level the playing field with Wall Street's top firms. Take a look at this next report for more.


Retail investors turn insights into income with AI

Saudi oil giant Aramco is reportedly preparing to sell a number of its gas-fired power plants, aiming to raise billions in a strategic asset shake-up. As the Kingdom faces budget pressures and falling oil revenues, the world’s most profitable company is shifting gears to keep the cash flowing.


Saudi Aramco eyes $4 Bn power plant asset sale

For all the Matcha enthusiasts, this next news from Japan might be bitter to digest. Record-breaking heat has slashed the country's matcha green tea output this year.


Japan’s Matcha output falls amid record heat

 As we track trends in travel and lifestyle, this next story from Japan provides the ultimate plot twist. Hold on to your seats as we tell you why people are cancelling their travel plans to Japan this summer..


Manga Predictions Turns Tourists Away From Japan