
New Study Shows US Tariffs on China May Harm Economy More Than Expected
A Federal Reserve Bank of New York study warns that recent US tariffs on Chinese imports could negatively impact the economy more than official data suggests.
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A Federal Reserve Bank of New York study warns that recent US tariffs on Chinese imports could negatively impact the economy more than official data suggests.
An Indian scholar warns that the U.S.’s reciprocal tariffs on steel and aluminum could harm its own economy more than its trading partners, potentially fueling inflation and stunting domestic growth.
U.S. President Trump’s new reciprocal tariffs could disrupt global free trade and increase prices on essential goods, warns Indian trade expert S. Parameswaran.
The WTO calls recent US-China trade discussions ‘constructive’ amid escalating tariff tensions that threaten global trade stability.
China asserts there are no winners in trade and tariff wars, pledging to safeguard its rights amidst escalating tensions with the U.S. over automobile import tariffs.
New U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum may drive up business costs and consumer prices, with global supply chain implications.
President Trump’s new tariff policies could raise U.S. car prices by thousands, significantly impacting consumers and the automotive industry.
President Trump signs a memorandum to impose reciprocal tariffs on foreign trading partners, aiming to balance U.S. trade relations and reduce the trade deficit.
President Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports may not boost U.S. production but could create uncertainty for businesses and strain everyday consumers, especially low- and middle-income households.
Trump’s latest tariffs risk economic fallout for U.S. households and global trade. Analysis reveals rising costs and strained international relations.