
U.S. Tariffs: A Global Gamble Hurting Everyone
U.S. tariffs are backfiring and hitting both global markets and the domestic economy hard, according to experts.
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U.S. tariffs are backfiring and hitting both global markets and the domestic economy hard, according to experts.
U.S. stocks soared as President Trump paused certain tariffs, sparking a robust rebound in a market under recent pressure.
Trump’s tariffs spark global backlash amid economic fears, with polls showing rising disapproval and worries over increasing prices.
US 104% tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland have rattled global stock markets, with expert warnings of a potential financial crisis.
EU implements 25% retaliatory tariffs on select U.S. imports, targeting products from cranberries to steel, awaiting balanced negotiations.
Beijing vows firm measures in response to the U.S. 84% tariff, calling the move ‘bullying and coercive.’
China files a WTO lawsuit after the U.S. hikes tariffs from 34% to 84%, challenging global trade rules and the international market order.
The Chinese mainland has raised U.S. imports tariffs from 34% to 84% effective April 10, shaking up global trade dynamics.
U.S. tariffs on African imports may trigger significant shifts, impacting export profits and fueling economic challenges across the continent.
Apple’s stock fell 23% amid reciprocal tariffs, losing $770B in value as Microsoft overtakes it in market cap.