News & Insights Across Asia
The U.S. faces a complex legal and political battle over $130 billion in tariff refunds after the Supreme Court ruled the Trump-era tariffs unlawful. Experts weigh in on the implications.
China calls on the U.S. to objectively evaluate the 2020 trade agreement, highlighting compliance efforts amid ongoing tensions and recent consultations.
China calls on the U.S. to cease unilateral tariffs, emphasizing dialogue in upcoming trade talks to stabilize global economic relations.
New U.S. tariffs and Supreme Court trade ruling create market volatility, with Asian supply chains and APEC members preparing contingency plans.
China calls on the U.S. to revoke unilateral tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling deeming such measures unlawful, emphasizing cooperation over trade wars.
Former President Trump condemns Supreme Court’s ruling against his global tariffs, announces new trade measures under 1974 Trade Act amid economic uncertainty.
The US goods trade deficit reached $1.24 trillion in 2025 despite tariff hikes, highlighting challenges in balancing trade through import taxes.
Despite record 2025 container volumes at major US ports, experts warn tariffs may disrupt supply chains and raise consumer prices in 2026.
BYD files landmark lawsuit challenging Trump-era U.S. auto tariffs, seeking refunds and contesting legal authority under emergency powers act. Case could reshape trade policies.
Yiwu’s innovative Lunar New Year products gain international traction, with U.S. markets embracing horse-themed festive goods ahead of 2026 celebrations.
WTO rules in favor of China in a landmark case against U.S. green energy subsidies, citing violations of international trade rules under the Inflation Reduction Act.
U.S. delays furniture tariffs to 2026, offering temporary relief to businesses while entrepreneurs strategize supply chain adjustments and price management.
U.S. President Trump’s ‘America First’ speech at Davos 2026 sparks concerns over global economic stability and multilateral frameworks.
The U.S. Commerce Department withdraws plans to restrict Chinese drone imports, marking a significant shift in 2026 trade policy amid ongoing security debates.
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.
As 2025 concludes, U.S. protectionist policies spark global trade realignments, economic strain, and debates about the future of international economic systems.
As U.S.-China trade negotiations continue into late 2025, analysts warn of mounting economic costs for American businesses and consumers amid ongoing tariff disputes.
The U.S. FCC’s move to restrict DJI drones sparks debate over security motives versus trade protectionism, impacting industries reliant on Chinese tech.
China opposes new U.S. tariffs on semiconductors, citing WTO violations and global supply chain risks. Calls for dialogue amid escalating trade tensions.
China criticizes U.S. tariffs and industrial policies, warning of global supply chain disruptions and urging dialogue to resolve 2025 trade tensions.
