
China to Extend Zero-Tariff Benefits to All LDCs from December 2024
China announces zero-tariff treatment for all exports from least developed countries with diplomatic ties, starting December 1, 2024, to promote common development.
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China announces zero-tariff treatment for all exports from least developed countries with diplomatic ties, starting December 1, 2024, to promote common development.
Canada announces steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, steel, and aluminum, aligning with U.S. trade policies and raising questions about global trade dynamics.
Canada imposes new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, but experts say the impact on China’s EV industry will be limited. The move reflects increasing protectionism in trade policy.
Canada has imposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, following the United States’ lead. The decision reflects complex trade dynamics and raises questions about industrial policy and international relations.
China addressed WTO members’ concerns at its ninth trade policy review, refuting allegations of ‘overcapacity’ and ‘economic coercion’ and emphasizing commitment to reform and open trade policies.
China held a side meeting in Geneva to discuss its trade policies ahead of the WTO’s ninth trade policy review, aiming to enhance transparency and understanding among WTO members.
Europe’s potential tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles may harm its own automakers and escalate trade tensions with China, disrupting global automotive supply chains.
Critics within the United States are expressing concern that new tariffs on Chinese imports could harm the U.S. economy and hinder global efforts to combat climate change.
IMF Chief Economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas cautions that trade-restrictive measures may distort trade against the countries that implement them.
Bloomberg’s David Fickling criticizes U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s threat of tariffs on China’s clean tech exports, calling it protectionism that defies fundamental economic principles.
While protectionism is often blamed for economic challenges, it’s geopolitics that truly threatens the global economy. Understanding this shift is essential for addressing current global issues.
First batch of zero-tariff Australian cattle arrives in Hainan, promising affordable, high-quality beef to consumers across China.