
Tariffs’ Toll: A Risky Gamble for the U.S. Economy
U.S. tariffs are raising costs for manufacturers and slowing innovation, proving to be a risky economic gamble.
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U.S. tariffs are raising costs for manufacturers and slowing innovation, proving to be a risky economic gamble.
China’s Customs Tariff Commission announces a 34% tariff on U.S. imports starting April 10 in response to U.S. reciprocal tariffs, impacting global trade.
Trump’s tariff formula turns U.S. trade deficits into steep tariffs, with poor nations like Madagascar facing rates up to 47%.
U.S. tariffs trigger global market turmoil, prompting backlash and countermeasures from key economies.
CFNA opposes U.S. reciprocal tariffs, backing countermeasures by the Chinese government to protect national interests.
Ted Cruz warns that continuing tariffs could trigger dramatic price hikes and a severe economic downturn in America.
U.S. reciprocal tariffs on key partners raise concerns of price hikes and an accelerated downturn, echoing historical protectionist pitfalls.
Trump’s proposed 25% auto tariffs may hike car prices by up to $10,000, turning the move into a boomerang for U.S. consumers.
A CGTN survey reveals global backlash against U.S. “reciprocal tariffs,” warning of rising trade tensions and potential tariff wars.
US tariffs rock global markets and stir NATO, raising fears of an economic backlash amid shifting alliances.