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Donald Trump has taken a wrecking ball to markets.

Donald Trump has taken a wrecking ball to markets. It could get much worse

If you think the stock market gyrations of the last few days are terrifying, just wait.

  • Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers led a big super delegation to the US that foreshadowed putting more of Australians’ retirement savings into America based on the brilliance of Donald Trump’s economic strategy.

Chalmers calls emergency economy meeting to deal with Trump tariff dump

The treasurer has called in RBA governor Michele Bullock, treasury secretary Steven Kennedy and other key financial regulars to respond to the global financial chaos.

  • Matthew Knott, Shane Wright and David Crowe

Trump’s shadow is electoral kryptonite to the voters Dutton needs most

Donald Trump is anathema to the educated, affluent voters in the once-Liberal strongholds the Coalition needs to win back to seize power.

  • Christopher Pyne
 Demonstrators rally against US President Donald Trump and his recent policies in Trafalgar Square,  London, England.

Trump’s trade war is bad, but how bad is up to the rest of us

What matters most is the indirect effect on Australia from Trump’s attempts to start a trade war with the other big economies.

  • Ross Gittins
Donald Trump 2.0 is going harder and sooner on his fanciful American dream of restoring American manufacturing’s glory days.

Trump’s tariffs raise risk of global recession this year to 60 per cent, JP Morgan warns

America’s biggest investment bank has torn up its growth forecasts for the US after global stocks tumbled.

  • Eir Nolsoe and Louis Goss
US President Donald Trump, left, and Howard Lutnick, US commerce secretary last month.

New world order: Trump’s tariff attack sparks global recession fears

His trade secretary says a recession would be “worth it” to restructure the US economy, while Trump plays it down but admits there could be bumps.

  • Michael Koziol
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From Gaga to tradwives: Signs of economic doom, according to the internet

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the Australian economy is on the up and up, but social media tells a different tale. Welcome to the world of “recession indicators”.

  • Lauren Ironmonger
Jerome Powell will speak at 5.30am AEDT.

Fed keeps interest rates on hold, warns of Trump ‘uncertainty’

The Fed said it still anticipates two rate cuts by the end of the year but chair Jerome Powell said uncertainty about the economy is “unusually elevated” as it waits to see the impact of Trump’s policies.

  • Howard Schneider and Ann Saphir
AMP Bank chief executive Sean O’Malley is confident small businesses will survive the global turmoil.

Can Australian small businesses survive Trump turmoil?

Donald Trump has roiled markets and economies across the globe with his policies. What does it mean for Australia’s small businesses?

  • Sumeyya Ilanbey
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Trump’s Putin charade insults our intelligence

Donald Trump is snatching Western defeat from the jaws of victory in Ukraine. He is extending a lifeline to a struggling war criminal running out of ways to fund his mischief.

  • Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

Original URL: https://www.theage.com.au/topic/global-economy-1n6f