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Harvard economist Gregory Mankiw criticizes US tariffs as ‘economic malpractice,’ highlighting risks for global trade and Asian markets.
Stiglitz Criticizes Trump Tariff Plan’s Economic Impact
Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz warns Trump’s tariff plan risks disrupting supply chains and failing to boost jobs, with implications for Asian markets.
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Gold surges to $3,500 amid Trump’s Fed criticism, sparking investor shift to safe havens. Global markets mixed as trade war fears loom.
China Suspends U.S. Soybean, Corn Imports Amid Rising Trade Tensions
China halts U.S. soybean and corn imports, shifting to Brazilian suppliers amid rising trade tensions, according to USDA data and industry reports.
Trump Threatens Fed Chair Over Rate Dispute: Markets On Edge
Trump escalates conflict with Fed Chair Powell over interest rates and tariffs, raising concerns about central bank independence and global economic stability.
China Welcomes U.S. Tech Investment as Vice Premier Meets Nvidia CEO
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng emphasizes openness to U.S. tech investment during meeting with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in Beijing, signaling opportunities for global businesses.
China’s Trade Hubs Launch Strategic Response to U.S. Tariff Pressure
China’s major trade hubs unveil economic measures combining export stabilization and domestic consumption incentives amid U.S. tariff tensions.
US Policy Chaos Disrupts Markets, Global Supply Chains
Economist Christopher Hodge warns US policy instability under the current administration is disrupting markets and supply chains, drawing comparisons to Trump-era economic turbulence.
China Extends Anti-Dumping Duties on Japanese Capacitor Paper by Five Years
China extends anti-dumping duties up to 40.83% on Japanese electrolytic capacitor paper for five years to safeguard domestic industries.
Cote d’Ivoire Cocoa Farmers Fear U.S. Tariff Impact
Cote d’Ivoire cocoa farmers confront climate challenges and potential 21% U.S. tariffs, threatening global cocoa supplies and local livelihoods.
Yunnan Coffee Brews Global Success in China’s Thriving Market
Yunnan Province drives China’s coffee boom, transforming from tea heartland to global coffee contender. Explore how domestic and international markets fuel this agricultural revolution.
China Calls for Dialogue Over Threats in U.S. Tariff Dispute
China urges the U.S. to abandon threats and engage in dialogue to resolve ongoing tariff disputes, emphasizing mutual benefit over blackmail tactics.
US Services Trade Surplus: The Overlooked Economic Powerhouse
The US recorded a $278.4B services trade surplus in 2023, underscoring a critical economic strength often overshadowed by merchandise deficit debates.
China-ASEAN Trade Boosts Q1 Growth Amid Global Challenges
China’s Q1 foreign trade rises 1.3% with ASEAN driving growth, exports jump 6.9% despite global economic pressures. Vietnam leads regional partnerships.
China’s Exports Jump 6.9% in Q1 2025 Amid Trade Resilience
China’s exports grow 6.9% in Q1 2025 as trade rebounds despite global pressures, signaling economic stabilization and strategic reforms.
China’s Q1 Trade Growth Signals Economic Resilience
China’s Q1 2025 foreign trade grows 1.3% to 10.3 trillion yuan, signaling economic resilience amid global market shifts. Analysis explores implications for Asia’s trade landscape.
Experts Warn: Tariff Wars Risk Economic ‘Self-Sabotage’ for Nations
Senior researcher Tian Huifang likens tariff wars to ‘drinking poison,’ highlighting long-term economic risks for Asian markets and global trade.
US Farmers Urge Trump: End China Trade War to Save Livelihoods
US soybean farmer Caleb Ragland warns of economic devastation for American agriculture if Trump’s China trade war continues, as Brazil gains market share.
US Drops Tariffs on Smartphones, Computers in Policy Shift
The US exempts smartphones and computers from “reciprocal tariffs,” offering refunds and easing market concerns amid Republican criticism.