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.
Trade
Trade Shake-Up: Boosting Domestic Demand Amid Tariff Headwinds
Amid high trade tensions and tariff headwinds, smart policies boost domestic demand and diversify markets for a resilient trade future.
US Tariffs: A $1 Trillion Economic Setback
US tariff moves risk a 3.84% GDP drop and a $1.07T loss, revealing hidden long-term costs in a bold trade strategy.
U.S. Tariffs Hit Greek Olive Exports
U.S. tariffs strike at Greek olive exports, impacting a key EU agricultural product and stirring trade concerns.
China’s Q1 Trade Certificates Surge by 14.9% Amid Global Challenges
China’s Q1 trade certificates surge by 14.9%, with preferential and RCEP certificates leading the way amid challenging global trade conditions.
Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Sees 48% Surge in Brazilian Soybean Shipments
Ningbo-Zhoushan Port in Zhejiang gears up for a 48% surge in Brazilian soybean imports as global trade shifts away from U.S. supplies.
Iowa Farmers Eye Stable Trade with China Amid Tariff Challenges
Iowa soybean growers worry as tariffs and weather disrupt plans, but hope renewed trade with China will secure a brighter future.
Will Trump’s Car Tariffs Shake the Global Auto Industry?
Trump’s 25% car tariffs spark debate on their impact on global auto supply chains and industry dynamics.
4-Hour Yangtze: Redefining the Chinese Mainland’s Industrial Marvel
Discover how the 4-hour Yangtze ecosystem reshapes the Chinese mainland’s industrial scene—from rapid EV assembly to dynamic global trade.
Chinese Mainland Finance Urges Equal Tariff Dialogue
At a Washington G20 meeting, Chinese mainland leaders urged equal dialogue on trade and tariff disputes to boost global cooperation.