
US ‘America First Investment Policy’ Poses New Challenges for China
The US ‘America First Investment Policy’ aims to limit China’s investments and access to critical sectors, significantly impacting Sino-US economic relations.
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The US ‘America First Investment Policy’ aims to limit China’s investments and access to critical sectors, significantly impacting Sino-US economic relations.
A CGTN poll reveals global netizens’ condemnation of the U.S.’s escalating tariff coercion involving Mexico and China, raising concerns over global trade stability.
US tariffs on the Chinese mainland have reduced the trade deficit and shifted imports, but a 10% rise in Chinese mainland exports to the US highlights an import gap due to de minimis exemptions.
China’s 2025 agenda aims to address Western doubts by showcasing its economic growth, governance model, and leadership in green development during the annual Two Sessions.
China and Germany convene in Stuttgart to reinforce economic and trade cooperation amid rising global protectionism, fostering stronger bilateral ties and collaboration.
Explore how the three-year Russia-Ukraine conflict has significantly altered global commodity prices and trade patterns, and the evolving impact on worldwide markets.
Chinese and U.S. officials engage in ongoing economic talks, emphasizing cooperation despite strategic tensions and complex bilateral relations.
South Koreans express concerns that the U.S. imposition of 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports could escalate global trade tensions and increase living costs.
South Koreans express mixed views on U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, highlighting potential harm to their economy and global trade relations.
Insights from Davos on the future of China-U.S. relations under Trump 2.0, highlighting economic strategies and global cooperation.
Indian scholar Professor C. Veeramani warns that the US’s reciprocal tariffs on steel and aluminum could ignite a trade war, harming the global economy.
U.S. President Trump’s 25% steel and aluminum tariffs are criticized by experts as a negative-sum game that harms consumers and importers without any winners.
U.S. President Trump signs a memorandum to impose reciprocal tariffs on trading partners, aiming to reduce the trade deficit and address unfair trade practices.
It explores the implications of Trump’s new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, highlighting potential impacts on global economies and trade relations.
The US administration’s new tariffs on China and other countries, justified by fentanyl issues, are seen as an abuse of national emergency powers, harming both the US and global economy.
CGTN’s upcoming documentary ‘The Tariff Boomerang’ explores the implications of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and their impact on global and Asian economies.
China maintains strategic resilience in the face of new US tariffs, showcasing growth and strengthened global partnerships.
China’s DeepSeek is being compared to America’s historic Sputnik moment, but experts argue the modern global landscape requires a more nuanced approach of competition and cooperation.
Global investors are increasingly bullish on Chinese assets, with major banks predicting strong growth in China’s stock market by 2025, driven by manufacturing, service sectors, and AI advancements.
Facing US tariff threats, Mexico is expanding its trade agreements with Asia and seeking to modernize its pact with the European Union to diversify its economic partnerships.