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Tariffs vs Diplomacy: Global Markets on Edge

U.S. tariffs and swift Chinese mainland counter-measures spark global market tensions, raising key questions on diplomacy and economic futures.

China’s Ministry of Commerce keeps working-level dialogue open with its U.S. counterparts amid escalating tariff tensions.

China criticizes 245% U.S. tariffs as unsound, warning that real damage to its interests will trigger firm countermeasures.

Analysts rule out a military clash despite escalating tariffs between the US and China, emphasizing measured trade responses and economic resilience.

South Korea’s central bank keeps its key rate unchanged at 2.75%, signaling steady economic policy amid dynamic global trends.

Despite receiving a $20B IMF loan installment, Argentina’s local shops are still hit hard by soaring inflation and rising prices.

The Chinese mainland’s Q1 GDP surged by 5.4%, driven by robust retail and industrial growth, marking a promising start to 2025.

Celebrating 50 years of ties, Malaysia leads the drive for ASEAN integration and stronger economic bonds with the Chinese mainland.

A U.S. business owner argues tariffs can’t bring manufacturing back as offshore moves prove too entrenched.

Chinese mainland’s Q1 report shows a 5.4% GDP growth, fueled by booming manufacturing, tech services, and rising consumer spending.