
Economist Warns: Trump’s Trade Orders Threaten U.S. Credibility
Economist Justin Wolfers warns President Trump’s use of executive orders for trade deals could erode U.S. credibility and push allies toward new partners.
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Economist Justin Wolfers warns President Trump’s use of executive orders for trade deals could erode U.S. credibility and push allies toward new partners.
EU trade ministers debate responses to Trump’s 30% tariff threat, extending talks and preparing countermeasures as the August 1 deadline looms.
China’s Foreign Ministry warns against using tariffs to coerce other countries, citing UN principles of sovereign equality.
Repeated delays in US tariff rollouts have dented investor confidence and disrupted long-term planning, highlighting the cost of time inconsistency in trade policy.
BRICS nations denounce unauthorized sanctions at the 17th summit, calling for UN-backed measures and deeper Global South cooperation under three core pillars.
The Chinese mainland will impose reciprocal restrictions on EU-imported medical devices in government procurement to protect national interests and fair competition.
China’s Ministry of Commerce accepts price pledges from 34 EU brandy producers, waiving anti-dumping duties for five years if terms are met.
CGTN surveys global opinions on the U.S. reciprocal tariff policy as July 9 deadline approaches, inviting readers to share insights on trade tensions and the future of commerce.
The Chinese mainland warns that trade deals, like the US-Vietnam pact, should not harm third parties and vows countermeasures to protect its interests.
Chinas Ministry of Commerce extends anti-dumping duties on stainless steel imports from the EU, UK, the ROK, and Indonesia for another five years.