
Trump Signals Possible Tariff Breaks Ahead of Reciprocal Trade Deadline
Trump hints at tariff concessions ahead of April 2 reciprocal deadline, balancing relief for some nations with new levies on autos and Venezuelan oil buyers.
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Trump hints at tariff concessions ahead of April 2 reciprocal deadline, balancing relief for some nations with new levies on autos and Venezuelan oil buyers.
New US tariffs fuel economic uncertainty, driving inflation and straining 30 million small businesses. Experts analyze global repercussions.
As the exemption on U.S. tariffs for Canada’s auto sector expires, the trucking industry braces for potential disruptions, with new tariffs threatening cross-border trade dynamics.
Former Kyrgyz PM Djoomart Otorbaev warns of Global South nations diversifying partnerships amid rising US tariffs, urging economic resilience.
New U.S. tariffs under President Trump spark global trade tensions, with businesses adapting to 20% levies on Chinese imports and economic ripple effects.
Mexico diversifies trade partnerships in Asia as U.S. tariffs shift global dynamics, reports reveal rising exports and new business strategies.
South Korean residents and experts react to U.S. steel tariffs, urging government action to safeguard economic interests amid global trade shifts.
Recent U.S. tariff hikes spark global market sell-offs, with tech stocks and safe-haven assets reflecting deepening investor anxieties over trade policies.
New U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs trigger international retaliation and market instability, with ripple effects likely across Asia’s trade-dependent economies.
Maltese Ambassador John Busuttil highlights China’s economic strength as crucial for global recovery amid U.S. tariffs and European challenges.
Rising trade tensions under the new U.S. administration spark concerns among American farmers over potential tariff strains, despite political backing in Washington.
As the US implements new tariffs, experts warn of parallels to 1930s protectionism. Could history repeat its devastating economic lessons? Analysis for KhabarAsia.
U.S. delays auto tariffs under USMCA amid stalled talks with Canada over fentanyl disputes, triggering retaliatory measures and market volatility.
US imposes tariffs on Mexican goods, prompting retaliatory measures and raising fears of a destabilizing trade war with global implications.
US tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese mainland took effect on Tuesday, prompting affected nations to prepare retaliatory actions amid growing economic tensions.
Canada is preparing for a March 4 deadline when the US may impose 25% tariffs on Canadian goods. In response, Canada is expected to enact counter tariffs, impacting multiple industries on both sides of the border.
The U.S. will impose a 25% tariff on Canadian goods starting March 4, with the auto industry expected to be the most affected, potentially impacting the Canadian economy significantly.
U.S. plans to impose 25% tariffs on Canadian goods starting March 4, with the auto industry expected to be the hardest hit, according to economists.
A CGTN poll reveals global netizens’ condemnation of the U.S.’s escalating tariff coercion involving Mexico and China, raising concerns over global trade stability.
The US has announced a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, affecting $918.54 billion in trade and disrupting North American supply chains.