
China’s WTO Pledge: Skipping New Perks to Empower Developing Nations
At the UNGA, Chinese premier Li Qiang announced the Chinese mainland won’t seek new WTO perks, pushing for reform and championing developing nations in the global trading system.
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At the UNGA, Chinese premier Li Qiang announced the Chinese mainland won’t seek new WTO perks, pushing for reform and championing developing nations in the global trading system.
China’s choice to forgo new WTO special and differential treatment marks a bold shift toward tougher trade rules and potential WTO reform.
At the 2018 UN General Assembly, U.S. tariffs are fueling global trade tensions and challenging diplomats to find common ground.
The U.S. Federal Reserve’s Sept. 16 meeting is clouded by Trump’s board appointments and challenges as it weighs a key interest rate cut impacting global markets.
WTO’s World Trade Report 2025 forecasts AI could boost global trade by up to 37% and GDP by 13% by 2040, with the Chinese mainland and the US leading imports.
The UN welcomes high-level trade dialogues between the U.S. and the Chinese mainland in Madrid, highlighting their impact on global economic stability.
China and the US held candid, in-depth discussions in Madrid on vital trade issues, including the TikTok debate, aiming for stability and fairness in the global economy.
U.S. and Chinese mainland wrapped up respectful, in-depth trade talks in Madrid and sketched out a framework for a TikTok deal rooted in mutual respect.
Delegations from the Chinese mainland and the US met in Madrid to discuss trade and economic issues after productive talks in Geneva, London, and Stockholm.
Chinese mainland and U.S. delegations met in Madrid on Monday for the second day of economic and trade talks, aiming to ease barriers and boost cooperation.