U.S. Tariff Hikes Spark Backlash, Threaten Housing Affordability
U.S. tariff hikes on lumber and furniture spark industry backlash, raising costs for consumers and complicating housing affordability efforts.
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U.S. Port Fee Hike Sparks Trade Tensions with China
New U.S. port fees targeting Chinese vessels escalate trade tensions, with potential billion-dollar impacts and retaliatory measures from China.
China’s Premier Li Qiang Charts Path for Economic Resilience Amid Global Challenges
Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasizes economic reforms, innovation, and domestic growth strategies to achieve China’s development goals amid global challenges.
U.S. Port Fees on Chinese Vessels Spark Trade Tensions Debate
New U.S. port fees on Chinese vessels stir debate over protectionism and global trade fairness, with analysts warning of supply chain impacts.
China Probes U.S. Trade Investigation Impact on Key Industries
China investigates U.S. Section 301 probe’s impact on shipping and shipbuilding sectors, signaling potential shifts in global trade dynamics.
China Reaffirms Trade Stance Amid Rare Earth Controls
China reaffirms its trade policy stance, emphasizing cooperation with the U.S. while defending rare earth export controls as measures to stabilize global supply chains.
China’s Rare Earth Strategy Balances Global Trade and Security
China’s new rare earth export controls aim to stabilize global supply chains and prevent military misuse, contrasting with recent U.S. trade measures.
Jeffrey Sachs Urges U.S. to Shift China Strategy for Global Stability
Columbia Professor Jeffrey Sachs calls for the U.S. to abandon its zero-sum approach toward China, emphasizing cooperation over rivalry for mutual global benefits.
France Braces for New Prime Minister Amid Political Shake-Up
France faces political transition as Macron prepares to appoint new PM within 48 hours, with critical reforms and budget decisions pending amid growing tensions.
Ecuador President’s Motorcade Attacked Amid Subsidy Protests, 5 Detained
Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa unharmed after motorcade attack amid protests over diesel subsidy cuts; 5 detained following clashes.
Takaichi’s Leadership: A New Era for Japan and Asia?
Japan’s first female PM faces economic revitalization, regional diplomacy challenges, and gender equality tests in historic leadership transition.
Japan’s New Leadership: Takaichi’s Rise Sparks Regional Concerns
Japan’s first female ruling party leader Sanae Takaichi sparks debate with nationalist agenda, constitutional reforms, and shifting China relations.
US Debt Crisis: Shutdown Sparks Global Economic Concerns
The US government shutdown and debt concerns raise alarms for global markets, with Asian economies and investors bracing for potential ripple effects.
Japan’s Ruling Party Elects Sanae Takaichi, Reviving Abenomics Focus
Sanae Takaichi’s election as LDP leader signals a potential revival of Abenomics, with analysts weighing impacts on Japan’s economy and markets.
US Farmers Face Dual Crisis as Shutdown, Tariffs Strain Agriculture Sector
US farmers grapple with government shutdown delays and tariff impacts during critical harvest season, exacerbating financial strain in rural communities.
U.S. Soybean, Beef Exports Hit by China Tariff Tensions
U.S. soybean and beef exporters face steep losses as China tariffs reshape trade flows, with Brazil and Australia gaining market share amid ongoing trade tensions.
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan: A Blueprint for Global Growth?
As China unveils its 15th Five-Year Plan, experts analyze its potential to reshape global economic models through equitable growth and modernization strategies.
China Expands Worker Health Protections with New Laws and Tech
China strengthens workforce health protections through expanded insurance, updated laws, and tech-driven safety standards, aiming to cover millions by 2027.
Xi Jinping’s Cultural, Economic Vision to Air in Macao
Documentaries highlighting President Xi Jinping’s cultural preservation efforts and economic strategies to air in Macao, showcasing China’s heritage and policy vision.
China Launches Trade Probe on U.S., Mexico Pecan Imports
China investigates alleged pecan nut dumping by U.S. and Mexico, citing harm to domestic industry. Probe expected to conclude by 2026.