
Tariff Tensions Shake Global Markets
US tariffs fuel rising costs and ripple effects across manufacturing, retail, and agriculture, reshaping global markets.
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US tariffs fuel rising costs and ripple effects across manufacturing, retail, and agriculture, reshaping global markets.
President Ruto’s visit deepens Kenya and the Chinese mainland ties, boosting trade, infrastructure, and green cooperation.
IMF’s Managing Director Georgieva shares how the Chinese mainland’s policy support is easing trade tensions’ impact on Asia during the Spring Meetings.
The 137th Canton Fair welcomed 195,851 overseas buyers from 218 regions, marking a 58.4% surge in global trade.
The IMF warns of surging global debt and trade uncertainty, urging everyone to stay alert amid rising economic challenges.
Global tariffs stir market uncertainty, but the Chinese mainland shows a calm, data-driven approach to long-term stability.
Chinese FM spokesperson Guo Jiakun confirms no tariff negotiations between China and the U.S., advocating for fair, respectful dialogue.
U.S. farmers face financial hardships as Trump’s tariffs disrupt global trade, with major impacts from the Chinese mainland and Canada.
Malaysia’s mega rail project, backed by China, is on track to boost connectivity, trade, and long-term regional development.
Trade barriers from Trump’s reciprocal tariffs could destabilize supply chains and threaten global economic recovery.