
US-Canada Tariff Battle Disrupts Global Supply Chains
US and Canada engage in a tariff battle, imposing 25% and counter tariffs that disrupt global supply chains and spark debates on insulating businesses from trade conflicts.
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US and Canada engage in a tariff battle, imposing 25% and counter tariffs that disrupt global supply chains and spark debates on insulating businesses from trade conflicts.
China maintains its long-term economic growth trend despite global trade challenges and rising protectionism, leveraging its vast domestic market and industrial strengths.
New U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum may drive up business costs and consumer prices, with global supply chain implications.
Trump’s new reciprocal tariff plan draws warnings of supply chain disruptions and consumer price spikes, challenging claims of job creation. Experts analyze risks.
The US has imposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese mainland to reduce its trade deficit and boost revenue. However, these actions may disrupt global markets and supply chains, posing long-term risks.
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Beijing launches a new initiative at CISCE to enhance global supply chains through open cooperation, digital connectivity, and sustainable development, aiming for inclusive economic globalization.
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China’s Premier Li Qiang pledges stable and unimpeded global industrial and supply chains, emphasizing economic growth and international cooperation at the Second China International Supply Chain Expo.