China to Reduce US Film Imports Amid Trade Tensions
China announces plans to reduce U.S. film imports amid escalating trade disputes, impacting markets and cross-border cultural relations.
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Senator Ted Cruz warns Trump’s tariffs could trigger tax hikes, auto price surges, and global trade tensions, impacting the U.S. economy and 2026 midterms.
China Announces 34% Tariffs on All US Imports Starting April 10
China imposes 34% tariffs on all US imports from April 10, reshaping global trade dynamics and supply chain strategies across Asia.
Stanford Professor He Zhiguo Calls New US Tariffs on China a Symbolic Move
Stanford Professor He Zhiguo describes the Trump administration’s new 10% tariffs on Chinese exports as a symbolic gesture with minimal impact on prices, cautioning about potential market volatility after Spring Festival.
Expert Labels New US Tariffs on China as Symbolic Gesture
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Jeffrey Sachs Warns U.S. Protectionism Against China Threatens Global Economy
Economist Jeffrey Sachs warns that U.S. protectionist policies against the Chinese mainland could harm both nations and the global economy, emphasizing the benefits the U.S. has gained from China’s rise.
US Tariffs on China Spark Renewed Trade War Fears
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Port of Los Angeles Breaks Trade Record Amid Tariff Concerns
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The U.S. Economy at Risk: Trump’s New Tariff Policies May Backfire
Analysts warn that the new Trump administration’s 60% tariff on imports from China could severely damage the U.S. economy, impacting agriculture, manufacturing, and consumers.
China Warns ‘No One Will Win’ After Trump Announces New Tariff Plans
China warns that ‘no one will win in a trade war’ after President-elect Donald Trump announces plans to impose new tariffs on Chinese imports, raising concerns over global economic impacts.
US Agricultural Deals at 2024 CIIE Surge to $711 Million, Marking 40.9% Increase
At the 2024 China International Import Expo, American agricultural exhibitors signed $711.4 million in deals with Chinese partners, marking a 40.9% increase from last year, showcasing growing US-China agricultural trade.
AmCham Shanghai Anticipates Over $400 Million in U.S.-China Trade Deals at CIIE
AmCham Shanghai expects over $400 million in trade deals at the China International Import Expo, highlighting growing U.S. participation and enhanced bilateral trade opportunities.
U.S. Finalizes Tariff Hikes on Chinese Goods Amid Industry Backlash
The U.S. finalizes significant tariff hikes on Chinese goods, sparking industry concerns over supply chain disruptions and escalating trade tensions with China.
Trade Protectionism: A Road Leading to a Narrow Street
The U.S. government’s move in May 2024 to raise tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles from 25% to 100% marks a significant escalation in trade protectionism, potentially impacting global economic growth and international relations.
US Imposes New Tariffs on Chinese Imports, Raising Trade Tensions
The United States announces new tariffs on $18 billion worth of Chinese imports, targeting key sectors and potentially escalating trade tensions with China.
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin Criticizes U.S. Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin criticizes U.S. tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, stating they contradict the nation’s green agenda and hinder progress toward environmental sustainability.
Biden’s Tariff Hikes on Chinese Imports May Backfire, Impacting American Consumers
President Biden’s new tariffs on Chinese imports, including a 100% hike on electric vehicles, may have unintended consequences for American consumers and industries reliant on Chinese components.
CCPIT Calls on U.S. to End Section 301 Probe into China’s Maritime and Shipbuilding Sectors
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade urges the U.S. to halt its Section 301 investigation into China’s maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors, advocating for a return to multilateral trade rules.
U.S. Launches Section 301 Investigation into China’s Shipbuilding Industry
The U.S. has launched a Section 301 investigation into China’s shipbuilding sector, citing concerns over unfair trade practices. Analysts suggest innovation drives China’s competitiveness, not unfair subsidies.
China Defends WTO Compliance Amid U.S. Allegations
China strongly opposes a U.S. report alleging noncompliance with WTO obligations, defending its trade record and contributions to the multilateral trading system over the past two decades.