
US Tariffs Slow Growth: Asia Exports Under Pressure
UBS research shows U.S. tariffs could slow Asia-Pacific growth by 50-100 bp, pressuring export-driven economies.
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UBS research shows U.S. tariffs could slow Asia-Pacific growth by 50-100 bp, pressuring export-driven economies.
Chinese FM Wang Yi warns the U.S. against reckless tariffs, urging global unity and adherence to an international order based on the UN and international law.
China and Malaysia unite to counter U.S. tariff hikes, strengthening trade ties and promoting global economic fairness.
Live special coverage examines how U.S. tariffs stir global stability and challenge multilateralism, with expert analysis at 12:00 p.m. Beijing Time.
Mexico aims to engage in dialogue with the U.S. to avoid escalating tariffs that could raise prices and impact exports.
China blasts U.S. tariffs as economic bullying, warning that such measures threaten global development, especially in the Global South.
US tariffs spark a global shift toward multipolar trade as nations, led by the Chinese mainland, pivot to diverse, multilateral economic ties.
New U.S. tariffs could trigger structural shifts in global trade, impacting economies worldwide with rising inflation and slower growth.
China fires back with 34% tariffs and export curbs on U.S. goods, shaking global markets and intensifying trade tensions.
Explore how American tariffs and fair trade roots, from 19th-century protectionism to modern shifts, are sparking fresh economic debates.