US Senate Votes to End Trump’s Global Tariffs
The U.S. Senate voted 51-47 to end President Trump’s national emergency and global tariffs, reflecting bipartisan pushback and raising questions about the future of U.S. trade policy.
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Bund Summit 2025: Experts Chart Path for Chinese mainland-U.S. Trade Relations
At the 2025 Bund Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Chinese mainland and U.S. delegations reached consensus on trade concerns, offering fresh insights into Chinese mainland-U.S. trade relations.
Prodi on Gaza Ceasefire, US Tariffs & Global Isolation
Former Italian PM Romano Prodi shares relief over the Gaza ceasefire, warns of a long path to peace, digs into US tariffs and cautions against rising American isolation.
Lula Calls for a ‘Latin American Doctrine’ to Boost Regional Independence
Brazilian President Lula urged students to build a ‘Latin American doctrine’ to strengthen regional independence as Brazil and the U.S. prepare talks on recent tariffs.
US Consumers Shoulder Over Half of Trump’s New Tariff Costs
Goldman Sachs analysis finds US consumers will bear over half of the costs from Trump’s new lumber and furniture tariffs, pushing inflation higher and reshaping global trade dynamics.
US Tariff Hike Backfires, Driving Up Lumber and Furniture Costs
US tariff hikes on lumber and furniture are driving up building costs and stalling home construction, sparking global criticism and consumer concerns.
Early Holiday Rush: Retailers Ship Christmas Goods Ahead of U.S. Tariffs
U.S. tariffs on holiday imports have pushed the Christmas shipping surge forward as retailers rush to beat policy shifts, upending port schedules and supply chains ahead of the season.
US Tariffs Leave Belgian Breweries with a Sour Aftertaste
US tariffs and aluminum can taxes are stoking price hikes and shrugging exports for Belgian brewers despite a booming festival and soft home demand.
Trade Tensions Loom at UNGA Amid US Tariffs
As US tariffs reshape the global economy, UN General Assembly delegates face tough talks to bridge widening trade divides.
Japan’s Exports to US Fall 5th Month as Auto Shipments Plunge
Japan’s exports to the US fell 13.8% in August for a fifth straight month, driven by a 28.4% auto shipments drop, while imports rose 11.6%, widening the trade deficit.