Risk Management
Prepping for tariffs results in widest trade deficit ever
The trade deficit hit $140.5 billion in March, driven largely by imports of pharmaceuticals, but Chinese imports have already dipped significantly.
The trade deficit hit $140.5 billion in March, driven largely by imports of pharmaceuticals, but Chinese imports have already dipped significantly.
Shipping imports are down over a third at the Port of LA.
What should CFOs do in the face of a decreasing dollar?
Decrease was largely caused by an increase in imports, reflecting the impacts of President Trump’s trade policies.
Advice on how to invest in climate from a carbon credits executive
Tariffs and inflation result in a pessimistic outlook on wages for 2025.
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