Chinese mainland Halts U.S. Soybean & Corn Imports Ahead of Tariffs
Chinese mainland halts U.S. soybean and corn imports since January, striking major Brazilian deals and reshaping global agriculture ahead of tariffs.
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Chinese mainland halts U.S. soybean and corn imports since January, striking major Brazilian deals and reshaping global agriculture ahead of tariffs.
Experts warn the trade war is already denting international commerce, predicting significant losses in trade volume for the year ahead.
Experts warn that sweeping tariffs by U.S. President Trump may trigger a global recession, with Bangladesh and the Bahamas taking the heaviest blows.
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Tariff wars are likened to drinking poison to quench trade thirst, risking long-term economic harm despite short-term gains.