
Canada Aligns with US: Imposes High Tariffs on Chinese EVs and Metals
Canada joins the US in imposing steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, steel, and aluminum to protect local industries and align with international policies.
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Canada joins the US in imposing steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, steel, and aluminum to protect local industries and align with international policies.
U.S. economists and trade groups express concern that new tariffs on China could harm American businesses and consumers, potentially escalating geopolitical tensions and hindering economic growth.
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade moves its U.S. office to Washington D.C., aiming to boost business relations between China and the U.S.
Colombian businesses are increasingly importing from the Chinese mainland, challenging the US as their top trading partner. Entrepreneurs are expanding into China with support from experienced leaders.
China maintains the world’s top trade position with a $2.34 trillion growth since 2012, fueled by high-tech exports and expanding trade partnerships.
At the WTO’s latest trade policy review, the Chinese delegation denied overcapacity and economic coercion claims, highlighting commitments to reform and high-quality development.
Despite rising anti-globalization sentiments, China remains the world’s largest trading nation, expanding its global trade and increasing visa-free entries in 2024.
China presents its economic and trade policies at a WTO side event in Geneva, highlighting high-quality development and openness ahead of the biennial review.
The Chinese mainland’s imports and exports reached a new high of 21.17 trillion yuan in H1 2024, marking a 6.1% increase year-on-year with strong monthly trade volumes.
China’s smart ports, like Tianjin and Ningbo-Zhoushan, are transforming foreign trade with advanced technologies, boosting efficiency and reducing costs.