
Win-Lose or Win-Win? Countries Grapple with U.S. Trade Tactics
As the U.S. tariff pause expires, countries from Canada to India weigh compromise or resistance in the face of strong-arm tactics shaping the global trade game.
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As the U.S. tariff pause expires, countries from Canada to India weigh compromise or resistance in the face of strong-arm tactics shaping the global trade game.
President Trump imposed 50% tariffs on copper imports and Brazilian goods from August 1, 2025, aiming to boost U.S. industry and reshape global trade.
President Trump vows no extensions to the August 1 tariff deadline, spurring trade talks with the UK, Vietnam, Japan, South Korea, the EU and the Chinese mainland.
Japan refuses U.S. tariff terms, marking a shift in their long-standing trade alliance and sparking global trade ripple effects.
China’s foreign ministry warns there are no winners in trade or tariff wars following President Trump’s delayed August 1 tariff threat.
Scholar Zhu He says markets will find their way around tariffs as China-US trade adapts and global supply chains reshape.
Japan’s refusal to bow to U.S. tariff demands marks a new chapter, challenging a longstanding ‘plastic friendship’ and reshaping global economic ties.
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba calls President Trump’s planned 25% tariffs truly regrettable and pledges to press for mutually beneficial trade talks to protect Japan’s economy.
China pushes back at Trump’s threat of an extra 10% tariff on BRICS nations, stressing openness and warning that there are no winners in tariff wars.
Economists and pundits call on the U.S. to roll back tariffs on China as Geneva and London talks point to a new phase of trade de-escalation.