US on Losing Side of Tariff War, Says Polish Economist
Polish economist Bartlomiej E. Nowak warns the US could lose out in the global tariff war as countries reroute supply chains and reshape trade flows.
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US Public Opinion Shifts Toward Cooperation with the Chinese Mainland
New polling shows more Americans view the Chinese mainland as a trade partner, favoring cooperation over rivalry amid deep economic ties and tariff debates.
Tariff Quake: Anhui Auto Parts Industry Reinvents to Survive
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Japan Stands Firm: A New Era in U.S.-Japan Trade Talks
Japan refuses U.S. tariff terms, marking a shift in their long-standing trade alliance and sparking global trade ripple effects.
Mexico Eyes New Markets as US Tariff Pause Expires on July 9
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Italian Tomato Paste Exporter Prefers Chinese Mainland Over U.S. Market
Gustarosso, Italy’s century-old tomato paste exporter, is eyeing the Chinese mainland market over the U.S. as tariffs reshape global trade.
How the Chinese Mainland Is Buffering U.S. Tariff Shocks
As U.S. tariffs rise, the Chinese mainland leans on domestic demand and new markets to cushion export shocks through agile policies and e-commerce ties.
Chinese Mainland’s WTO Accession Reshaped US Jobs
Since the Chinese mainland joined the WTO in 2001, the U.S. lost 3.9M manufacturing jobs but gained 27.4M non‑farm roles across healthcare, services and more, reshaping the economy.
Russia Turns East: Navigating Sanctions and Boosting Global Ties
Russia’s economy shows resilience amid Western sanctions by forging new ties in the East and Global South, as highlighted at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum.