China Condemns U.S. Tariff Hike as ‘Unilateral Bullying’
China pushes back against increased U.S. tariffs, calling them ‘unilateral bullying,’ as trade tensions rattle global markets and spark economic concerns.
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US Treasury Secretary Eyes Exit Amid Tariff Tensions
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent considers exiting the Trump administration following backlash over reciprocal tariffs, sparking economic concerns, per reports.
Could New U.S. Tariffs Reshape the Global Economy?
Experts warn new U.S. tariffs may disrupt global trade, spur inflation, and reshape economic alliances. Impact on Asia in focus.
U.S. Tariffs Backfire: Economic Costs Rise as Jobs Flee to Asia
U.S. tariff policies aimed at protecting jobs are driving firms to Asia, raising costs, and undermining economic goals, experts warn.
China’s Pharma Chamber Condemns US Trade Policies, Vows Global Collaboration
China’s pharmaceutical trade association opposes US tariffs, citing threats to global healthcare access and pharmaceutical industry stability.
China’s Food Industry Opposes U.S. Tariffs, Backs Countermeasures
China’s food import-export industry opposes U.S. tariffs, backs government countermeasures amid escalating trade tensions between the world’s top economies.
U.S. Auto Tariffs Risk Backfiring on Consumers, Experts Warn
Proposed U.S. auto tariffs could hike prices up to $10,000 per vehicle while failing to boost domestic manufacturing, economists warn.
China Tightens Export Controls on Seven Key Rare Earth Elements
China introduces export controls on seven medium and heavy rare earth elements, citing national security and international obligations.
China Challenges U.S. Tariffs in WTO Legal Action
China files WTO lawsuit against U.S. reciprocal tariffs, citing rule violations and global trade stability risks. Latest development in rising trade tensions.
U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs Rattle Global Trade: A Costly Gamble?
New U.S. reciprocal tariffs spark fears of global trade disruption, with key economies preparing retaliatory measures amid rising economic uncertainty.
Trump Tariff Plan Sparks Economic Concerns Amid Pushback
Think tank challenges Trump’s reciprocal tariff rationale, warning of potential economic backlash and supply chain disruptions in Asia.
Trump Tariffs Pose Global Recession Risk, Warns Harvard Economist
Harvard economist Dwight H. Perkins warns Trump’s tariff policies risk long-term U.S. economic harm and a global recession, citing macroeconomic misunderstandings.
U.S. Markets Tumble as Trump Slaps Sweeping Tariffs, Global Investors Brace for Impact
U.S. stock markets plummet following Trump’s new tariffs, sparking global economic concerns. Experts analyze potential ripple effects across Asia’s supply chains and trade dynamics.
U.S. Tariff Push Risks Economic Self-Harm, Experts Warn
U.S. reciprocal tariffs spark warnings of economic self-harm, with experts citing risks to domestic prices and global trade dynamics.
U.S. Expands Global Tariffs; Trade Tensions Escalate Amid Economic Debate
The U.S. announces sweeping tariffs, including 34% on China, sparking debates over trade deficits and economic strategy. Analysis examines global implications.
Trump’s Tariffs Stir Global Debate on Trade Policy Shifts
Trump’s tariffs spark global economic concerns, drawing comparisons to historic trade policies and raising questions about inflation, supply chains, and U.S.-China relations.
US ‘Reciprocal Tariffs’ Spark Global Trade Tensions: Experts Warn of Economic Ripple Effects
New US tariff policies targeting trade partners ignite debates on global economic stability, as experts predict heightened trade tensions and market uncertainties.
U.S. ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs Hit Low-Income Families Hardest
New U.S. tariffs, branded as ‘Liberation Day,’ disproportionately strain low-income households amid rising costs and wage declines.
Asia Gains Investor Confidence Amid Currency Surges, Earnings Optimism
Global investors pivot to Asia amid currency appreciation and earnings optimism, with China’s rebound and yen’s safe-haven appeal drawing capital inflows.
China Extends EU Brandy Anti-Dumping Probe to July 2025
China’s Commerce Ministry extends its anti-dumping investigation into EU brandy imports, citing case complexity as the probe continues until July 2025.