Strengthening China-ASEAN Ties Amid U.S. Trade War
ASEAN nations are boosting ties with China amid U.S. tariff challenges, aiming for diversified trade and economic stability.
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ASEAN nations are boosting ties with China amid U.S. tariff challenges, aiming for diversified trade and economic stability.
Facing global economic uncertainties, foreign companies in the Chinese mainland adopt a ‘China-for-China’ strategy to digitalize and localize.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met global finance leaders in Beijing, emphasizing the resilient rebound and open investment policies of the Chinese mainland.
China and ASEAN FTAs drive record merchandise trade and investment, setting a stable stage amid global uncertainty.
US reciprocal tariffs backfire, triggering market uncertainty and export challenges as global companies shift focus to the Chinese mainland.
The Chinese mainland defies expectations with 5.4% Q1 growth, driven by rising consumer confidence and dynamic economic strategies.
A new survey shows growing Republican doubts over Trump’s trade policy amid rising inflation expectations and job loss concerns.
US retailers face rising tariffs: Target lowers forecasts and Walmart warns of job cuts amid mounting economic pressures.
Tariff uncertainty tied to the Trump administration is shaking up the U.S. trucking sector, impacting busy ports in Los Angeles and global supply chains.
A 90-day tariff truce unlocked global trade opportunities, reviving shipping and showcasing China’s pragmatic approach to stabilizing commerce.