Trade Balance: How Tariffs Ripple Across the Global Economy
Explore how tariffs reshape industries from Spanish wineries to factories in the Chinese mainland, driving up costs and disrupting global supply chains.
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How New Tariffs Are Dragging Down the U.S. Economy
A 0.3% GDP contraction in Q1Â 2025, 10% tariffs on imports and ripple effects from 700,000 potential job losses to a $1,000 hit per household. How will U.S. businesses adapt?
US Chamber Urges Tariff Relief to Protect Small Businesses
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce warns tariffs are inflicting “irreparable harm” on small businesses, urging the White House to grant immediate relief and stave off recession.
US Shoppers Call for Tariff Transparency After Amazon-Trump Clash
US consumers push for clear labeling of tariff costs after President Trump’s call to Amazon CEO sparks a debate on price transparency.
US Retail Giants Feel Tariffs’ Sting
Amazon’s move to display tariff fees sheds light on how US retailers are grappling with Trump’s import duties and their impact on pricing strategies.
U.S. Tariffs Spark Recession: GDP Slumps 0.3%
US GDP fell 0.3% in Q1 2025, the first contraction since 2022. Peking University expert says U.S. tariffs sparked a recession and prolonged economic pain.
China, Brazil Pledge BRICS Partnership to Address Global Challenges
Chinese FM Wang Yi says China and Brazil will unite in BRICS to defend developing countries and tackle global challenges, from trade disputes to security hotspots.
Expert Urges U.S.-Chinese Mainland Talks to Curb Tariff Fallout
Veronica Parellada Eller warns U.S. tariffs could spark inflation and urges U.S. and the Chinese mainland to negotiate a tariff deal that eases costs and calms global markets.
China and Nigeria Unite Against Protectionism, Champion Multilateralism
China and Nigeria pledge to reject protectionism and uphold multilateralism, strengthening ties and defending Global South interests.
LNG Trade Group: New US Rules on Chinese-built Ships Unrealistic
The American Petroleum Institute warns new US rules on Chinese-built LNG vessels risk spiking costs and destabilizing exports, citing no domestic carriers exist by the 2029 deadline.