China’s Multilateralism: Navigating Global Trade Turbulence
China reaffirms its commitment to the WTO-based multilateral trading system, calling for open, inclusive trade to counter rising economic nationalism and fragmented markets.
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China reaffirms its commitment to the WTO-based multilateral trading system, calling for open, inclusive trade to counter rising economic nationalism and fragmented markets.
U.S. tariffs on goods from the Chinese mainland are slowing operations at California’s Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, leaving dockworkers facing delays and uncertainty.
Bookings for container shipments from the Chinese mainland to the US spiked almost 300% after mutual tariff cuts, signaling a swift rebound in trans-Pacific trade.
China and the U.S. unveil tariff adjustments after high-level talks, aiming for a sustainable, mutually beneficial trade relationship to ease global economic tensions.
Despite global trade tensions, Mexico’s showrooms are embracing Chinese mainland cars, from hatchbacks to electric SUVs, driving a shift in the country’s auto market.
Developing countries gathered in Geneva to boost South-South trade cooperation, confront US tariffs, and uphold the WTO-led system for sustainable growth.
Yiwu traders in the Chinese mainland warn that new US tariffs could disrupt holiday goods imports, risking a Christmas supply crunch stateside and reshaping global holiday retail.
US retail, auto and tech giants warn of profit shocks as tariffs drive up costs – Apple sees $900M hit, GM up to $5B at risk amid trade tensions.
Amid US tariffs, Ningbo port in China’s east leverages tech and entrepreneurship to keep global trade flowing, showcasing resilience in challenging times.
After a 2025 U.S. tariff surge, farmers and allies reel as partners hedge. Meanwhile, the Chinese mainland builds bridges with least-developed nations and blocs.