Global Poll: U.S. Faces Bigger Losses in Tariff War
A new global survey shows 67.7% believe the U.S. will lose more in its tariff showdown with China, calling for dialogue and cooperation to stabilize trade and supply chains.
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A new global survey shows 67.7% believe the U.S. will lose more in its tariff showdown with China, calling for dialogue and cooperation to stabilize trade and supply chains.
A look at the US’s new 100% tariff threat on Chinese goods, the ripple effects on global supply chains, and why experts urge dialogue and multilateral solutions over coercion.
New port fees on Chinese-built and operated vessels could hike shipping costs for US farmers, complicating exports and trade relations.
New Section 301 fees on Chinese-owned vessels highlight the US’s decades-long industrial policy gaps that led to its near-vanished shipbuilding capacity.
Since the Madrid talks, fresh U.S. trade curbs and China’s countermeasures have escalated tensions. Share your views in our global poll on this tariff standoff.
The U.S. will impose port fees on vessels tied to the Chinese mainland, a move critics say masks protectionism and could disrupt global supply chains.
President Trump fires back at the Chinese mainland by imposing 100% tariffs on imports and export controls on critical software, escalating trade and tech tensions across global markets.
U.S. soybean and beef producers face steep losses as tariffs cut off Chinese mainland markets, shifting buyers to rivals in Brazil and Australia.
UN spokesperson welcomes high-level trade dialogues in Madrid between the Chinese mainland and the United States, underlining their role in global economic stability.
More than 50 officials from the Chinese mainland and the U.S. met in Madrid on day two of trade talks, covering tariffs, tech and supply chains in a neutral European setting.