USA investigates China, EU, Others for overproducing goods

The United States has initiated investigations into the manufacturing practices of several major economies, including China, the European Union, Japan, India, and Mexico, under Section 301(b) of the Trade Act of 1974.

How energy prices could end the US-Iran conflict

The world is standing on the edge of an economic precipice, watching a conflict that has transformed the global landscape in just six days.

PSX Closing Bell: Bloodbath on the Bourse

The KSE-100 Index witnessed a historic collapse on Monday, as intensifying geopolitical tensions and deepening uncertainty triggered panic selling across the board, pushing the market into crisis territory.

U.S Fed holds interest rates steady

The U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, a widely expected decision that did little to move financial markets or alter expectations for the months ahead.

Cap on the Card? U.S credit rates set to drop to 10%

The United States could see sweeping changes to consumer lending rules under a proposal that would temporarily cap credit card interest rates.

2026 seen driving stronger trade, investment between Pak, USA

Pakistan and the United States entered 2026 with a renewed emphasis on strengthening economic cooperation, building on the positive momentum achieved during 2025, which was widely seen as a strong year for advancing trade, investment, and long-term partnership between the two countries.

U.S, China chart path toward stability following Trump–Xi discussion

The U.S. and China discussed a broad slate of global and bilateral issues during a phone call between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping on Monday, signaling a fresh push toward deeper cooperation.

U.S. ends record 43-day Govt shutdown after Trump signs funding Bill

The United States on Wednesday ended the longest government shutdown in its modern history after President Donald Trump signed a bipartisan bill to fund federal agencies through January 30.

US Government shutdown nears resolution

FAA orders 10% cut to U.S. flights as controller shortage deepens during shutdown

Air travelers across the United States are facing widespread cancellations after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) instructed airlines to scale back flight operations by 10% at the nation’s 40 busiest airports.