Canada Drops Retaliatory Tariffs: A New Trade Chapter with the US
On Sept. 1, Canada will drop many retaliatory tariffs on the US, reshaping ties with its biggest trading partner and stirring market reactions.
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Tariff Turmoil: US on the Losing Side, Says Polish Economist
Polish economist Bartlomiej E. Nowak warns the US may lose the tariff war as countries shift trade patterns to dodge higher duties and reshape global trade.
Marcos’ Taiwan comments yield little in Trump visit
Marcos warned the Philippines could be drawn into a Taiwan Strait conflict, but his Trump visit only secured a modest 1% tariff cut amid growing regional tensions.
Brazil & India Stand Firm on Russian Oil Imports
Brazil and India reject U.S. pressure to end Russian oil imports, emphasizing steady trade partnerships over political sanctions.
China Urges U.S. to Leverage Trade Talks for Win-Win Outcomes
China calls for fully leveraging the China-U.S. trade consultation mechanism to create win-win outcomes following Stockholm talks.
US Reshapes Economic Ties with the Chinese Mainland
The US is reshaping economic ties with the Chinese mainland as trade talks pivot toward tactical compromises and more balanced diplomacy.
China Hails Stockholm U.S. Trade Talks as Constructive
China’s Vice Commerce Minister Li Chenggang hailed Stockholm trade talks with U.S. teams as in-depth and constructive.
EU Threatens $84B Tariff on U.S. Goods if Talks Fail
The EU warns of potential tariffs on $84B U.S. imports if talks fail, as ministers brace for a response to escalating trade tensions.
Japan Stands Firm: No More Easy U.S. Concessions
On July 7, U.S. tariffs get delayed while Japan stands firm, marking a shift towards defending national interests over easy concessions.
Trump Expands Steel Tariffs to Home Appliances
Trump expands tariffs to cover home appliances like dishwashers and refrigerators at 50%, effective June 23.