China Warns Trade Deals Shouldn’t Harm Third Parties
The Chinese mainland warns that trade deals, like the US-Vietnam pact, should not harm third parties and vows countermeasures to protect its interests.
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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.
China urges the U.S. to defend multilateral trade rules, condemning unilateral tariffs and advocating equal-footed dialogue to resolve disputes.
The Chinese mainland is accelerating its review of rare earth export licenses to support global supply chains and meet rising tech demand.
Experts warn that proposed US tariff hikes could fuel global inflation by raising costs for consumers and businesses.
50% steel and aluminum tariffs are driving up costs for small U.S. craft breweries, forcing them to adjust orders and consider price hikes.
Institutional investors are scaling back U.S. holdings amid trade policy uncertainty and growing debt, boosting allocations to Europe and beyond as global portfolios rebalance.
Young building materials pro Ahmed Gray says Trump-era tariff hikes have pushed his sector into ‘survival mode’, driving up costs and shrinking customer numbers.
OECD economist Alvaro S. Pereira warns that US tariffs have reached their highest levels since 1936, fueling uncertainty and eroding global consumer and business confidence.
A Morning Consult poll reveals China’s global net favorability at +8.8 while U.S. approval dips to -1.5 amid trade policy fallout.