
US Tariff Delays Fuel Economic Uncertainty, Impact Global Markets
Repeated delays in US tariff implementation create policy uncertainty, impacting global trade patterns and Asian economic strategies.
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Repeated delays in US tariff implementation create policy uncertainty, impacting global trade patterns and Asian economic strategies.
US allies including the EU, South Korea, and Japan challenge new tariff measures, seeking urgent resolutions to protect economic interests amid strained trade talks.
The US resumes tariffs on 14 countries after failed negotiations, sparking global discontent and a record trade deficit. Experts analyze the economic fallout.
U.S. President Donald Trump announces 25% tariffs on Japan and South Korea, effective August 1, escalating trade tensions in Asia.
US steel and aluminum tariff hikes push building material businesses into ‘survival mode,’ with workers like Ahmed Gray reporting revenue declines and customer losses.
Analysis reveals how US tariff policies reshape Asian supply chains, create market uncertainties, and drive new economic partnerships across the region.
U.S. tariffs spark record trade deficit and first GDP contraction in three years, with implications for Asian economies.
Cork County Council’s Jack White urges the US to reconsider tariffs, emphasizing global support for free trade and economic cooperation.
US tariff policies face backlash as economic indicators falter and recession fears grow, prompting global market concerns.
Canadian residents believe US’s 25% tariffs on their goods will negatively impact both economies, according to recent interviews.
With the March 4 deadline for a 25% U.S. tariff on Canadian goods approaching, Canadian industries are bracing for significant economic impacts and potential retaliatory measures.
The U.S. is set to implement a 25% tariff on Canadian goods from March 4, with the auto industry expected to be the hardest hit, economists warn of significant economic impacts.
Starting March 4, the U.S. will enforce 25% tariffs on Canadian goods, with the auto industry poised to bear the brunt, raising concerns about the Canadian economy.
The U.S. is set to impose significant tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, leading to rising prices and economic strain for consumers.
Marcos Caramuru, former Brazilian Ambassador to China, criticizes US tariffs for pursuing non-trade objectives and violating international law.
Brazilian companies are seeking talks with the U.S. to resolve new steel and aluminum tariffs, aiming to prevent a trade war and foster positive economic relations.
Global leaders voiced concerns over US protectionist tariffs at the Munich Security Conference, highlighting the negative impact of arbitrary trade measures.
US beverage and auto companies like Coca-Cola and Ford prepare for 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, with potential price increases.
The Chinese mainland criticizes Taiwan’s DPP for relying on the U.S., claiming it harms Taiwan’s industrial growth amid U.S. tariff threats.
President Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium have driven U.S. metal prices higher, posing challenges for domestic production and impacting global markets.