Global Trade at Risk: Analyzing US Proposal for Sweeping New Tariffs
A new US proposal to impose tariffs on 60 economies, citing labor concerns, raises questions about protectionism and the future of the rules-based global trade system.
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A new US proposal to impose tariffs on 60 economies, citing labor concerns, raises questions about protectionism and the future of the rules-based global trade system.
Sixty economies face potential US tariffs of up to 12.5% over forced-labor allegations, sparking widespread international criticism and economic concerns.
Effective July 1, 2026, China’s new outbound investment regulation provides a comprehensive framework to protect and promote enterprises expanding globally.
Mexico and the United States conclude the first round of negotiations to remake the North American Trade pact without reaching an agreement.
German Economic Minister Katherina Reiche’s visit to Beijing signals a pragmatic shift toward deeper cooperation with the Chinese mainland, opposing decoupling and boosting investment.
The State Council Information Office holds a press conference on the responsibilities of private enterprises within the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
New legal frameworks and proactive government support are boosting financing and long-term confidence for private enterprises in the Chinese mainland.
Marking the first anniversary of the Private Economy Promotion Law, China continues to strengthen the role of the private sector under President Xi Jinping’s guidance.
Official UK data shows exports to the US have not recovered from tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, with car exports particularly hard hit.
Chinese consumers are praising a recently implemented zero-tariff policy for African imports, citing more market choices and strengthened mutual benefits.
New zero-tariff measures by China for African commodities, effective May 2026, are boosting trade and projects like Guinea’s Simandou iron ore initiative, fostering a win-win economic partnership.
China implements zero-tariff policy for 53 African nations, praised by global leaders for boosting trade and development.
China’s commerce ministry opposes new US restrictions on test certification and telecom sectors, warning of global supply chain disruptions and harm to trade relations.
China’s anti-poverty campaign focuses on holistic development beyond income thresholds, empowering communities through access to opportunities and infrastructure.
China’s new social assistance law expands coverage and improves support for vulnerable groups, effective July 2026.
President Xi Jinping’s article on implementing key Party plenum principles, focusing on economic development and Party leadership, will be published this Friday.
China’s economy shows strong growth in the first year of its 15th Five-Year Plan, driven by a strategic shift towards technology and innovation.
China will grant zero-tariff access to all African countries with diplomatic ties starting May 1, 2026, boosting trade and economic integration.
Xi Jinping chairs a key CPC leadership meeting to analyze China’s current economic landscape and define priorities for stable, high-quality growth amid global uncertainties.
China’s leadership, chaired by Xi Jinping, outlines a comprehensive economic strategy for 2026, focusing on tech self-reliance, infrastructure, and risk management.