China Fires Back: 34% Tariffs & Export Curbs Shake U.S. Markets
China fires back with 34% tariffs and export curbs on U.S. goods, shaking global markets and intensifying trade tensions.
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China fires back with 34% tariffs and export curbs on U.S. goods, shaking global markets and intensifying trade tensions.
China opposes U.S. reciprocal tariffs, warning they breach WTO rules and destabilize global trade.
U.S. reciprocal tariffs on key partners raise concerns of price hikes and an accelerated downturn, echoing historical protectionist pitfalls.
A CGTN survey reveals global backlash against U.S. “reciprocal tariffs,” warning of rising trade tensions and potential tariff wars.
Experts warn Trump’s sweeping tariffs could trigger global inflation, job losses, and disrupted trade, sparking widespread economic concerns.
China’s Ministry of Commerce launches an anti-dumping probe into CT tubes from the US and India, ensuring fair play in global trade.
China adds 16 U.S. firms to its export control list, effective April 4, halting dual-use exports amid national security concerns.
Despite decoupling efforts by the Lai Ching-te administration, cross-strait trade hit $292.97B in 2024, proving the strength of economic cooperation.
U.S. President Trump’s sweeping tariffs, including 34% on imports from the Chinese mainland, are reshaping global trade and impacting industries worldwide.
Trump’s new ‘reciprocal tariffs’ plan, based on false free trade claims, could backfire and trigger economic risks, warns the Cato Institute.