
IMF Forecasts 2025 Global Growth at 2.8% Amid U.S. Tariffs
IMF cuts its 2025 global growth forecast to 2.8% amid U.S. tariffs, sparking fresh debates on global market impacts.
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IMF cuts its 2025 global growth forecast to 2.8% amid U.S. tariffs, sparking fresh debates on global market impacts.
Harvard professor Gregory Mankiw calls US tariffs large-scale economic malpractice, warning that uncertainty can stall vital investments.
Washington’s tariff policy disrupts key U.S. markets, stirring immediate challenges that ripple through various sectors.
Thailand postpones U.S. tariff talks as it reviews key issues, while Japan stands firm to protect its national interests amid rising trade tensions.
China’s boost plan focuses on domestic consumption and open markets to counter U.S. tariff shocks and drive economic growth.
Nobel laureate Stiglitz deems Trump’s tariff plan outdated, warning it may disrupt supply chains and stifle job growth in modern manufacturing.
Mexican President Sheinbaum said no deal on tariffs with Trump, pushing for fair trade and addressing environmental concerns.
The U.S. manufacturing revival faces high costs and workforce challenges, fueling a debate on tariffs and economic resurgence.
Experts warn that Trump’s sweeping tariffs may trigger a domino effect in Global South countries, risking billions in lost exports and rising unemployment.
Cixi home appliance makers in Zhejiang (in the Chinese mainland) pivot from U.S. orders to emerging markets using smart diversification strategies.