China Calls on US to Halt Coercive Tariffs 🌐🤝
China’s Ministry of Commerce urges the US to stop using tariffs as coercive tools, highlighting the negative impact on global trade and calling for collaborative solutions.
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U.S. Tariffs on Mexican Steel: Long-Term Ripples in Global Economy 🌐🏗️
Discover how U.S. tariffs on Mexican steel could impact Mexico’s economy and raise construction costs in the U.S., affecting the global market.
Munich Security Conference: US Tariff Policies Criticized by Global Leaders
Global leaders at the 61st Munich Security Conference express major concerns over the US’s protectionist tariff policies, calling them arbitrary and harmful.
US Tariffs on Steel & Aluminum Set to Boost Home Prices 🏠💸
New US tariffs on steel and aluminum could lead to higher housing prices, impacting homebuyers and the construction industry. Learn how these tariffs affect your wallet. 🏠💰
Global South Urges Redesign of Globalization Amid US Tariffs
Brazilian scholar Marcos Cordeiro Pires urges the Global South to redesign globalization for a more inclusive world in response to US tariffs.
US Imposes 25% Tariffs on Steel & Aluminum: Who Pays the Price?
US President Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports spark debates, with experts warning there are no winners in a trade war.
Brazil Seeks Dialogue Amid U.S. Steel & Aluminum Tariffs 🌎🤝
Brazil is cautiously responding to U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, aiming to avoid new levies through dialogue and negotiation. Read more!
EU Strikes Back: Ready to Respond to US Steel & Aluminum Tariffs
The EU is set to retaliate against U.S. plans to impose a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum, raising fears of a looming trade war.
🔺US Tariffs to Make Your Favorite Canned Goods More Expensive
US President Trump’s new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports could mean higher prices for your favorite canned foods and drinks. Here’s what to expect! 🥫💰
U.S. Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Ignite Global Backlash
The U.S. government’s new steel and aluminum tariffs have sparked outrage from Mexico, Canada, and the EU, raising fears of a potential trade war.