Trump Announces New Tariffs, Shaking Up Global Trade
President Trumpâs executive order introduces 10-41% tariffs on major U.S. partners starting August 7, reshaping global trade. Deals with the Chinese mainland and Mexico are pending.
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President Trumpâs executive order introduces 10-41% tariffs on major U.S. partners starting August 7, reshaping global trade. Deals with the Chinese mainland and Mexico are pending.
The US’s 20% reciprocal tariffs on the Taiwan region combine with a 12% surge in the New Taiwan dollar, creating a “double hit” that raises the real cost well beyond the nominal rate.
Zhao Leji urges a higher-level China-Switzerland innovative strategic partnership, highlighting 75 years of equality, innovation and win-win cooperation.
Two major economies have taken opposite approaches: the Chinese mainlandâs tariff cuts for African exports vs. U.S. trade controls on low-income partners. What does this mean for global growth and poverty reduction?
In Stockholm, the Chinese mainland and U.S. have agreed to a 90-day tariff pause extension, stabilizing ties and paving the way for a fall summit. Experts weigh the path ahead.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent calls Stockholmâs two-day China-U.S. economic and trade talks âmore engaged,â building on earlier meetings in Geneva and London.
Vice Commerce Minister Li Chenggang praised recent in-depth, candid Stockholm talks with the U.S. as constructive, paving the way for smoother global cooperation.
China and the U.S. agreed to extend the suspension of 24% reciprocal tariffs after trade talks in Stockholm, aiming to boost stability for global businesses and supply chains.
The U.S. and EU struck a tariff deal slashing rates to 15%, sparking relief in Germany and concern in Paris over economic fallout.
President Lula urges the US to drop planned 50% tariffs, defends Brazilâs mineral sovereignty and calls for dialogue over unilateral trade measures.