
US Reciprocal Tariffs Backfire: Markets & Exports Under Pressure
US reciprocal tariffs backfire, triggering market uncertainty and export challenges as global companies shift focus to the Chinese mainland.
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US reciprocal tariffs backfire, triggering market uncertainty and export challenges as global companies shift focus to the Chinese mainland.
The U.S. has lifted a 91% tariff on Chinese goods following a high-level economic meeting, prompting adjustments by the Chinese mainland.
A delegation from the Chinese mainland held a press conference in Geneva after a high-level meeting on economic and trade affairs with the United States.
U.S. trade deficit reached record levels in March as a tariff rush pushed Q1 GDP into negative territory for the first time in three years.
US trade war bluster meets global resilience. Despite US claims, worldwide trade adapts and thrives beyond any single nation.
The U.S. ended the duty-free rule on small packages from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong, sparking concerns among consumers and online sellers.
The U.S. ends the duty-free de minimis rule for low-value Chinese imports, sparking supply chain shifts and potential price hikes.
Harris, Yellen, and business groups challenge Trump’s tariffs, warning of economic harm and rising recession risks in the U.S. economy.
British Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms the UK won’t drop its high regulatory standards in U.S. trade talks, even as selective concessions are on the table.
China opposes US tariff deals that hurt its interests, warning of countermeasures and calling for fair, multilateral trade.