US-Venezuela Tensions Reshape Global Energy Markets in 2026
Experts analyze the global economic ripple effects of US-Venezuela tensions in 2026, exploring impacts on energy markets and supply chain strategies.
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Experts analyze the global economic ripple effects of US-Venezuela tensions in 2026, exploring impacts on energy markets and supply chain strategies.
China defends export controls on dual-use items to Japan as lawful, reaffirms commitment to global supply chain stability amid international discussions.
ROK President Lee Jae Myung’s 2026 China visit strengthens economic ties and tech collaboration, building on $328B trade in 2024.
ROK’s largest business delegation since 2019 concludes China visit, forging new high-tech partnerships in semiconductors and advanced manufacturing.
The Port of Long Beach’s evolution into a global trade hub reflects decades of economic interdependence between China and the United States, with 2026 marking new challenges and adaptations.
New NBER study reveals globalization boosts living standards worldwide despite shifting economic balances, challenging zero-sum perceptions of US-China relations.
Japan’s semiconductor industry faces supply chain risks amid escalating tensions over Taiwan region remarks, threatening US$52 billion export market.
China’s record $1 trillion trade surplus in 2025 reflects global supply chain evolution, offering opportunities for international economic collaboration.
China and Germany commit to bolstering multilateral trade and addressing supply chain challenges during high-level talks in Beijing.
Proposed U.S. port fees on Chinese vessels face criticism as analysts warn of consumer price hikes and limited impact on domestic shipbuilding revival.
U.S. tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China raise global trade concerns, risking retaliatory measures, disrupting supply chains, and slowing economic growth.
The U.S. has once again weaponized tariffs against Canada, Mexico, and China. While aiming to reduce trade deficits, such actions risk igniting a trade war with no winners, threatening global economic stability.
The United States’ recent imposition of tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese mainland raises concerns about global trade tensions and the potential disruption of international supply chains.
The US imposes tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, weaponizing trade policy and threatening global supply chains. In the long run, there are no winners in a trade war.
The U.S. imposes new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, raising concerns about global trade tensions and the potential for widespread economic disruption.
Reciprocal free trade offers a win-win path to an open world economy amidst rising global protectionism. Embracing free trade can reduce costs, maximize welfare, and drive global economic growth.
At the second China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, leaders emphasized the crucial role of stable supply chains in global prosperity, with Chinese Premier Li Qiang pledging concrete actions.
In the first 10 months of 2024, China’s total imports and exports reached a record 36.02 trillion yuan, highlighting the resilience and vitality of its industrial and supply chains amid global challenges.
Global leaders at the 7th China International Import Expo in Shanghai praise the event as a vital platform for trade and investment, highlighting China’s commitment to openness and innovation.
The U.S. finalizes significant tariff hikes on Chinese goods, sparking industry concerns over supply chain disruptions and escalating trade tensions with China.