Yiwu Trade Market Thrives Despite U.S. Tariff Hikes
Despite U.S. tariff hikes on imports from the Chinese mainland, Yiwu International Trade Market saw 13% growth in Q1, reaching 167.45 billion yuan.
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China and CELAC Mark 10 Years with New Three-Year Action Plan
On the 10th anniversary of the CELAC Forum, China and Latin America unveil a three-year action plan to boost trade, sustainability, and innovation, says special representative Qiu Xiaoqi.
WTO Chief Applauds Progress in China-U.S. Trade Talks
WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala welcomes positive outcomes from Chinese mainland-U.S. high-level trade talks, highlighting benefits for global economies and vulnerable nations.
China Backs WTO to Stabilize Global Trade
Chinese vice premier He Lifeng vows support for a rules-based WTO to stabilize global trade and drive reform in Geneva meeting.
Chinese, Peruvian FMs Meet in Beijing to Boost Bilateral Ties
Chinese mainland’s FM Wang Yi met Peruvian FM Elmer Schialer in Beijing, spotlighting a push for deeper trade, sustainability, and digital collaboration.
Tariffs Slow L.A. Ports, Threaten Jobs
Since US tariffs hit imports, L.A. ports have seen a major slowdown, impacting thousands of jobs and hinting at higher consumer prices ahead.
Candid China-U.S. Talks in Geneva Set Stage for New Trade Mechanism
Geneva talks between China and the U.S. were candid, in-depth and constructive, leading to a new economic and trade consultation mechanism.
Chinese mainland, U.S. wrap up economic and trade talks in Geneva
The Chinese mainland and the United States concluded a high-level economic and trade meeting in Geneva, paving the way for renewed dialogue as the Chinese delegation prepares a press conference.
Inside the Trade War: How Factories in the Chinese Mainland Adapt to U.S. Tariffs
Chinese mainland factories hit by U.S. tariffs are pivoting to new markets, automating production and diversifying to stay afloat amidst the trade war.
California Governor Declares ‘Code Red’ Emergency Over Tariffs
California Gov. Gavin Newsom warns of a ‘code red’ economic emergency as high tariffs send cargo volumes at major ports plunging, urging policy stability to protect supply chains.