China Pushes Back Against US Tariff Deals
China warns it will counter any US deals that harm its interests, urging global trade fairness and multilateral rules.
My Global News: Voices of a New Era
🌍 Stay Ahead, Stay Global 🚀
China warns it will counter any US deals that harm its interests, urging global trade fairness and multilateral rules.
Starting this September, the U.S. will impose new docking fees on vessels built or operated by China, marking a shift in maritime trade policy.
Car and Driver’s Jamie Kitman warns US auto tariffs are crippling the industry and argues that reversing these levies is the only path to competitiveness and consumer relief.
China condemns U.S. probe into its maritime, logistics and shipbuilding sectors, warning that the measures threaten global supply chain stability and raise costs.
Vigurus CEO Brian Jamieson says the Chinese mainland remains the top destination for shoe production despite high US tariffs and policy unpredictability.
U.S. tariffs meant to protect domestic industry instead propelled factories in the Chinese mainland to viral fame—from $5 yoga pants to electronics price hikes.
UNIDO warns U.S. tariff hikes risk global growth by raising production costs, threatening jobs, and cutting trade by 0.2% according to WTO forecasts.
Record participation at China’s CICPE and Canton Fair underscores strong global demand for Chinese products and market openness.
Port fees on Chinese ships won’t revive the U.S. shipbuilding sector and could backfire on American businesses and consumers.
China and Cambodia reaffirm their commitment to a predictable, transparent, rules-based multilateral trading system centered on the WTO, opposing protectionism and bolstering inclusive globalization.