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Martin Newman's Consumer Insights as EU Tariffs, US Shutdown Impact Markets

Get Newman's consumer insights as markets grapple with EU tariffs and US shutdown. Gold prices soar, and Europe's VC market stays optimistic.

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Martin Newman's Consumer Insights as EU Tariffs, US Shutdown Impact Markets

Martin Newman recently shared insights on consumer behaviour and business growth. Meanwhile, the EU's steel tariffs and US shutdown are impacting global markets. Gold prices soar, and venture capital in Europe is optimistic.

Newman's discussion comes as no specific nominations are yet known for the 2025 European Business Magazine Awards. In other news, cybersecurity risks in finance are often overlooked, with regulated sectors lagging in digital transformation.

Nscale, a tech company, has raised $433 million in a pre-Series C SAFE round. This week, markets are focused on the US shutdown, FOMC minutes, and big tech. Gold prices have surged to above USD 4,000 due to the US shutdown and global turmoil.

Trent Gillespie has shared his playbook for business growth using AI. Despite these developments, Europe's venture-capital market shows renewed optimism, with New York Climate Week 2025 themed 'Future Forward'.

Martin Newman's insights on consumer behaviour and business growth are timely, as are warnings about cybersecurity risks in finance. The EU's steel tariffs and US shutdown are causing market fluctuations, with gold prices at record highs. Despite these challenges, Europe's venture capital market remains optimistic, and AI-driven business growth strategies are being shared.

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