
Trump Tariffs Pose Global Recession Risk, Warns Harvard Economist
Harvard economist Dwight H. Perkins warns Trump’s tariff policies risk long-term U.S. economic harm and a global recession, citing macroeconomic misunderstandings.
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Harvard economist Dwight H. Perkins warns Trump’s tariff policies risk long-term U.S. economic harm and a global recession, citing macroeconomic misunderstandings.
Russian expert Kirill Babaev warns unilateral trade limits hinder global growth, urging major powers to prioritize free trade and lift sanctions.
Global investors pivot to Asia amid currency appreciation and earnings optimism, with China’s rebound and yen’s safe-haven appeal drawing capital inflows.
The U.S. imposes immediate broad tariffs with unclear scope, triggering global trade concerns and market uncertainty ahead of auto import levies starting April 3.
China launches 500B yuan state-backed capital injection into four major banks to stabilize financial systems and support economic recovery.
China’s manufacturing PMI rises to 50.5 in March, signaling economic expansion. Key insights for investors and regional markets.
Chinese President Xi Jinping discusses economic collaboration with international business leaders, emphasizing China’s market openness and innovation-driven growth strategies.
Trump’s 25% tariffs on imported vehicles trigger global economic concerns and unexpected political alliances, sparking fears of trade instability.
Trump’s proposed 25% tariffs on imported automobiles could reshape global supply chains, impact Asian automakers, and raise costs for consumers ahead of April 2 implementation.
China strongly criticizes new U.S. export controls on Chinese companies, citing threats to global supply chains and technological development rights.
Chinese and U.S. trade officials hold virtual talks to address economic coordination and bilateral relations, emphasizing cooperation amid global market challenges.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng meets Blackstone chairman, urging strengthened US-China economic ties amid China’s growing market opportunities.
China’s new consumption plan aims to drive economic growth through consumer spending in innovation and services, backed by six key departments. Expert analysis highlights long-term potential.
Global executives vow expanded China investments at Beijing forum, citing innovation opportunities and market stability across key industries.
Trump hints at tariff concessions ahead of April 2 reciprocal deadline, balancing relief for some nations with new levies on autos and Venezuelan oil buyers.
China enforces stricter payment rules for SMEs to support private sector growth and economic fairness, effective June 1.
Top global executives convene at CDF 2025 in Beijing, showcasing confidence in China’s economic future and investment opportunities.
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals rising recession risks amid policy shifts, with implications for Asia’s trade and investment landscape.
China introduces stricter fair competition measures to dismantle regional barriers and boost economic integration, effective April 20.
China’s new action plan targets tech upgrades, green industries, and rural markets to boost domestic consumption, aiming to sustain economic growth through consumer-driven strategies.