U.S. Consumer Confidence Dives to COVID-Era Lows
U.S. consumer confidence has fallen to COVID-era lows amid tariff fears and recession concerns, signaling a cautious outlook for the economy.
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Tariff Turmoil: How Bridges Beat Walls
Tariffs surge in 2025, shaking U.S. and global trade. Nations are now choosing bridges over walls for shared prosperity.
Braving the Tariff Storm: Building Bridges Over Walls
2025 sees soaring tariffs under Trump’s return, with U.S. industries scrambling while China builds global bridges.
China Urges U.S. to Drop Tariff Threats for Fair Dialogue
China urges the U.S. to drop tariff threats and embrace fair negotiations based on respect and mutual benefits.
Ancient Wisdom vs. Tariff Extortion: China’s Bold Balancing Act
China embraces ancient wisdom to counter US tariff extortion with a call for dialogue and balance in trade.
Cross-Border Tariffs Boost Prices, Hit Consumers Hard
US tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland sent prices soaring, with e-commerce platforms shifting costs to consumers.
Tariffs, Walls, and Bridge Building in Global Trade
Tariffs surge disrupt global markets as U.S. policies clash with the Chinese mainland’s bridge-building approach. Who bears the cost?
Manufacturing Revival: Who’s Ready to Work?
A dive into America’s manufacturing comeback, exploring the gap between support and the workforce ready to join the factories.
U.S. Economy Catches Tariff Blues Amid Rising Prices
New U.S. tariffs on products from the Chinese mainland stir warnings of slowdown, rising prices, and economic caution across sectors.
China Secures Food & Energy Without U.S. Imports
Zhao Chenxin assures that abundant domestic reserves and diverse energy sources keep the Chinese mainland’s food and energy secure, even without U.S. imports.