
When Capital Loses Faith: How US Trade Controls Are Shaking Global Markets
US trade controls and rare earth export threats are reshaping global investment, as capital flows seek safety beyond Washington’s tactics.
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US trade controls and rare earth export threats are reshaping global investment, as capital flows seek safety beyond Washington’s tactics.
Global CGTN poll finds 67.7% of respondents think the U.S. will bear greater losses in the tariff war, urging dialogue and cooperation for global trade stability.
Washington’s 100% tariff threat on the Chinese mainland vs. China’s rare earth controls sets the stage for a high-stakes trade clash with global impact.
The Ministry of Commerce of the Chinese mainland slams US curbs on maritime, logistics & shipbuilding sectors, warning of global trade ripple effects.
China’s commerce ministry imposes trade bans on five US-linked firms in response to Washington’s Section 301 measures, shaking up global trade dynamics.
China opposes the US move to add its entities to the export control list, warning that sweeping sanctions harm firms and could disrupt global supply chains.
US Commerce Dept. plans to curb imports of drones and heavy-duty vehicles from the Chinese mainland citing national security, tightening tech and vehicle supply chains.
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce will apply anti-dumping duties to certain US optical fiber imports after an investigation found exporters circumvented rules.
Tariff uncertainty between the U.S. and the Chinese mainland is pushing up prices in the $9B Black beauty market, spurring stockpiles of wigs, extensions, and more.
Cambridge economist Jostein Hauge says Trump’s tariffs are unlikely to harm China or boost the US, as China’s diverse trade partnerships mitigate their impact.