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News: 1. Microsoft unveils new Windows 10 features to make remote work easier 2. Google launches new Chrome OS features to boost productivity 3. Apple announces new iOS 14 features to improve user experience Articles: 1. How to Use Windows 10 Features to Make Remote Work Easier 2. Why Chrome OS Is the Best Choice for Remote Productivity 3. The Benefits of Upgrading to iOS 14 for Improved User Experience Videos: 1. Windows 10 Tutorial: How to Use Remote Desktop 2. Chrome OS Productivity Tips and Tricks 3. iOS 14: What's New and How to Use It
The Switch: The Changing Conditions Behind the New GDPNow Model - Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
The recent surge in gold imports prompted changes to the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow nowcasting model. In this Policy Hub: Macroblog post, economist Patrick Higgins looks more closely at the conditions behind the switch to a gold-adjusted model.
Korea’s Early Export Lifted by Chips Despite US Tariffs Toll
“Exports through the first 20 days of August came in stronger than expected, driven by a surge in semiconductor shipments,” said Bloomberg economist Hyosung Kwon. “Strong global demand for AI-related computer chips lifted overall exports, while car shipments also jumped — probably supported by an expected decrease in US tariffs on Korean cars to 15%.” The latest data come after a last-minute trade deal that capped US tariffs on imports of Korean goods at 15% — a higher rate than the 10% implemented from April, but below the 25% level that President Donald Trump had threatened to impose.
Oil Edges Higher on Dovish Powell Speech, Trump’s India Pressure
West Texas Intermediate advanced to trade near $64 a barrel after Powell’s highly anticipated prepared remarks were more dovish than some investors anticipated. Crude futures are benefiting from the prospect that cheaper borrowing costs would spur economic growth and increase fuel demand. On the geopolitical front, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro blasted India again for continuing to buy Russian oil and said he sees US import levies on the nation doubling as planned on Aug. 27.
French winemakers fear Trump tariffs will hit sales in crucial US market
EPERNAY, France (Reuters) -French wine and spirits producers are bracing for a 15% tariff on their exports to the United States, a crucial market, even as the European Commission pledges to keep pressing for a preferential rate for the sector. Details of an EU-U.S. trade deal released on Thursday after months of negotiations indicated wines and spirits - a culturally and economically important industry in France - will not be shielded from the baseline 15% rate applied to most European goods. "This is a major source of concern for our emblematic sectors," French agriculture minister Annie Genevard wrote in a post on X, citing the lack of a tariff exemption for the sector and other agricultural goods.
Friday assorted links - Marginal REVOLUTION
1. Short video on the importance of audience quality. 2. The excise tax on share repurchases was not effective in boosting investment. 3. On the new MIT AI study. 4. The USA never saw a tourism slump (FT). 5. The EU may proceed with a digital euro after all. 6. Josh Barro, Greg Mankiw, and […]
Tariffs Still A Wildcard For Five Below As Growth Story Evolves, Says Analyst
Five Below, Inc. (NASDAQ:FIVE) is showing signs of regaining momentum, with stronger sales growth, robust same-store performance, and an accelerating store expansion strategy positioning the discount retailer to capture demand across demographics. While tariff pressures and higher labor costs weigh on margins, a sharper focus on value-driven merchandising and potential competitive relief from U.S. import rule changes could bolster its longer-term growth trajectory. Telsey Advisory Group analyst