Trump Unveils 2025 Tariff Blitz on Drugs, Furniture and Trucks
Starting October 1, 2025, the U.S. will impose steep tariffs on pharmaceuticals, furniture, and heavy trucks to boost domestic manufacturing and protect national security.
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China’s Bold Move: Waiving New WTO Special Treatment
China’s decision to relinquish new special and differential treatment at the WTO marks a pivotal shift with global trade implications.
China Will Forgo New WTO SDT to Spur Fairer Global Trade
Chinese Premier Li Qiang said China will no longer seek new SDT in WTO talks, marking a shift toward greater responsibility and fairness in global trade.
China Forgoes New WTO SDT, Energizing Global Trade Reform
China’s decision not to seek new special and differential treatment at the WTO marks a pivotal step toward a more balanced global trading system.
US Tariff Hikes Could Push Up to 875,000 Americans into Poverty
U.S. tariff hikes could push up to 875,000 more Americans below the poverty line by raising prices and eroding real incomes, deepening the uneven toll of trade policy.
How US Tariffs Are Hitting American Families at the Checkout
US tariffs, particularly from the Trump era, are fuelling higher grocery bills and inflation that squeeze American households’ budgets, spotlighting the real cost of trade policy at the kitchen table.
OECD: Multilateralism Key to Fighting Unfair Trade
OECD’s John Drummond tells CGTN that global cooperation, multilateralism and rules-based systems are vital to curb unfair trade practices worldwide.
Mexico Proposes Tariff Hikes on Asian Imports
Mexico’s 2026 budget includes tariff hikes on 1,500 products from the Chinese mainland and other Asian nations without trade deals, sparking Beijing’s opposition.
China Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on EU Pork Exports
China will impose temporary anti-dumping measures on EU pork imports from September 10, with deposit rates ranging from 15.6% to 62.4% to protect domestic industry.
Trump Implements U.S.-Japan Trade Deal with Executive Order
President Trump signs an executive order to implement the U.S.-Japan trade deal, lowering auto tariffs, expanding market access, and unlocking $550 billion in Japanese investments.