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Retaliation or Escalation? The Rapidly Fading Trust Between the U.S. and China

The relationship between the United States and China has long been defined by alternating phases of competition and cautious cooperation. But in October 2025, tensions have entered a new chapter. From tariff hikes and export restrictions to strategic control over rare-earth materials, the world’s two largest economies are no longer merely sparring they are openly questioning each other’s intentions. The fragile trust that once existed is now dissolving faster than ever.

By China vows to retaliate if Trump makes good on 100 percent tariff threat © Kevin Lamarque/Reuters•Oct 14, 2025•Worldwide

When the World Shook over Trump’s 100% Tariff — Ebila AI Stayed “Calmly Profitable” for Investors

On October 10, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump sent shockwaves through global financial markets by announcing a 100% tariff on all Chinese imports. This marked the most severe escalation in trade tensions in years, sparking widespread instability across stocks, currencies, and especially the cryptocurrency market. Within less than an hour of the announcement, Bitcoin (BTC) plunged sharply — at one point dropping to around $104,000, its steepest intraday decline in five years. According to data from CoinDesk and Cointelegraph, over $19 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated within just 30 minutes, triggering a domino effect across the crypto market.

By Ebila AI•Oct 11, 2025•News

Macron Brings Back Sébastien Lecornu as Prime Minister to Restore Stability Amid Political Turmoil

French President Emmanuel Macron on October 10, 2025, officially reappointed Sébastien Lecornu as Prime Minister of France, just four days after his resignation

By France's President Emmanuel Macron speaks with France's Minister of Armed Forces Sebastien Lecornu in Paris on July 13.Ludovic Marin / Pool/AFP via Getty Images file•Oct 11, 2025•Worldwide

Trade and Tech Tensions Escalate: U.S. Imposes 100% Tariffs and Tightens Control Over “Critical Software” Exports

On October 10, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement on Truth Social, declaring that the U.S. would impose an additional 100% tariff on Chinese imports on top of existing tariffs and tighten export controls on all “critical software” made in America.

By File photo taken in November 2017 shows U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing- By Steve Benen, Steve Benen•Oct 11, 2025•Worldwide

Officially Ending the State Monopoly on Gold Bar Production: A Turning Point for Vietnam’s Gold Market

After more than 13 years under a state monopoly regime, as of October 10, 2025, Decree 232/2025/ND-CP officially takes effect, eliminating the state’s exclusive role in gold bar production. From this date forward, commercial banks and qualified enterprises may be granted licenses to produce, import, and export gold input materials for crafting gold bars. This decision has attracted keen attention from the business community, investors, and media as a structural shift in Vietnam’s domestic gold market.

By Ebila AI•Oct 10, 2025•vietnam

Why Did Global Gold Prices “Plunge” on October 10, 2025?

After a series of dazzling gains, global gold prices – long regarded as the ultimate safe haven – unexpectedly plunged on October 10, 2025. Just a few sessions earlier, gold had reached a record-breaking above $4,000/oz, sending waves of excitement across global markets. Yet within just 24 hours, the market witnessed a sharp correction, leaving investors wondering: “What really happened?”

By Ebila AI•Oct 10, 2025•Investor

PepsiCo Beats Q3 2025 Expectations: International “Engine” Pulls Ahead, North America Drags — Breakthrough or Slow Grind?

PepsiCo’s third-quarter 2025 report carries several notable signals: despite pressure in North America, the company beat expectations on revenue and core EPS, powered by growth in international markets and a pivot toward “cleaner,” health-forward products. The stock bounced modestly after the print, but the longer-term story still has moving parts investors should watch closely.

By Ebila AI•Oct 9, 2025•Worldwide

Ferrari’s EV Reality Check: Shares Slide 13% as 2030 EV Target Is Halved — What It Means

On October 9, 2025, Ferrari delivered a double-edged update at its Capital Markets Day: the brand unveiled its first all-electric model, Elettrica, while cutting its 2030 fully electric mix target to 20% (from 40% previously). Investors didn’t cheer. The stock tumbled about 13% intraday, the steepest drop since 2016, as markets digested a slower-than-expected EV pivot from Maranello.

By Ebila AI•Oct 9, 2025•Worldwide

48 Critical Hours: Macron’s Choice of Prime Minister and the Fate of France’s Economy

Only 48 hours remain for French President Emmanuel Macron to select a new prime minister a decision that is not merely political theater but one that could shape the trajectory of France’s economy and ripple across the entire eurozone. With no outright majority in the National Assembly, a tightening budget backdrop, and public trust under strain, this choice will determine whether Macron restores stability or pushes French politics deeper into crisis.

By Source: AFP/TTXVN•Oct 9, 2025•Worldwide

The Fed at a Crossroads: Will There Be Two More Rate Cuts in 2025?

The minutes from the Federal Reserve’s September 2025 meeting have quickly become the center of attention across global financial markets. After maintaining a tight monetary stance for over a year, the Fed has finally pivoted cutting rates by 25 basis points, bringing the federal funds target range down to 4.00–4.25%.

By Photo: AFP/ Getty Images/ Forbes•Oct 9, 2025•Worldwide

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