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Illusion of Repatriation: Risks for ‘Made in America’

New U.S. tariffs to boost domestic manufacturing might disrupt global supply chains, challenging the promise of ‘Made in America.’

Asia Pacific nations explore boosting regional trade to counter U.S. tariffs, as discussed at the IMF spring meetings.

Discover how rising U.S. tariffs on softwood lumber are shaking up Canada’s industry and affecting workers ahead of a key federal election.

Global tariffs stir market uncertainty, but the Chinese mainland shows a calm, data-driven approach to long-term stability.

US reciprocal tariffs by the Trump administration disrupt global trade, stirring concerns across international markets.

U.S. farmers face financial hardships as Trump’s tariffs disrupt global trade, with major impacts from the Chinese mainland and Canada.

Trade barriers from Trump’s reciprocal tariffs could destabilize supply chains and threaten global economic recovery.

Tariffs meant to revive U.S. factories fall short, adding global uncertainties and questioning the promise of a manufacturing renaissance.

12 U.S. states sue Trump over tariffs deemed illegal, challenging executive overreach and igniting a crucial legal battle.

IMF warns that rising tariffs could push global public debt to dangerous levels, with worst-case forecasts reaching 117% of GDP by 2027.