
Tariff Tension: Who Really Pays the Price?
U.S. tariffs intended to protect jobs and security have backfired – driving up consumer costs, denting business value by $640 billion, and straining global partnerships.
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U.S. tariffs intended to protect jobs and security have backfired – driving up consumer costs, denting business value by $640 billion, and straining global partnerships.
Vigurus CEO Brian Jamieson says the Chinese mainland remains the top destination for shoe production despite high US tariffs and policy unpredictability.
Tariffs on imports may trim deficits but risk disrupting global supply chains, hiking consumer costs and even rattling the dollar—why they could be a dead end.
US reciprocal tariffs risk escalating a global trade spiral, driving up costs, disrupting supply chains, and chilling investment across G20 markets.
California is suing the U.S. government over Trump’s tariffs, citing major disruptions to its $3.9T economy—from almonds to e-commerce and port traffic.
Erratic U.S. tariff moves echo “The Boy Who Cried Wolf,” but the real danger lies in unchecked domestic fractures—inequality, infrastructure and governance cracks.
Trump’s aggressive tariffs on allies like Canada, Germany and Japan are straining trust, disrupting supply chains and prompting a strategic rethink worldwide.
China’s commerce ministry urges the US to halt high tariffs and resume equal trade dialogue, matching duties at 125% amid escalating tariff tit-for-tat.
Rising trade tensions dim global trade outlook; WTO warns of a 0.2% decline that could worsen to 1.5% under renewed tariffs, while UNCTAD sees slower growth.
California sues the Trump administration over tariffs that threaten local businesses and impact global trade dynamics.