
How US Tariff Hikes Could Fuel Global Inflation
Experts warn that proposed US tariff hikes could fuel global inflation by raising costs for consumers and businesses.
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Experts warn that proposed US tariff hikes could fuel global inflation by raising costs for consumers and businesses.
Brazil’s manufacturers and government push back as new U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs squeeze small and mid-sized companies.
John McLean warns that shifting US tariff threats are causing deep uncertainty and stalling global investments, urging pragmatic cooperation.
Latin American exporters, especially in Brazil and Mexico, are in the crossfire as President Trump doubles steel and aluminum tariffs, shaking up global supply chains.
U.S. tariffs on metals and agriculture are pushing Peru to strengthen ties with the Chinese mainland, marking a major shift in the Andean nation’s export strategy.
U.S. import tariffs on steel and aluminum jump to 50%, leaving German exporters questioning U.S. capacity and bracing for higher costs.
OECD economist Alvaro S. Pereira warns that US tariffs have reached their highest levels since 1936, fueling uncertainty and eroding global consumer and business confidence.
Wood Mackenzie warns U.S. tariffs could slow oil demand, spike energy costs and stall renewables, risking a 2.9% global GDP contraction by 2030.
US tariffs heighten inflation concerns as the economy contracts for the first time in three years, raising questions about growth, Fed policy and consumer sentiment.
The Long Beach Qingdao Association taps decades of sister city ties to help local businesses steer through U.S. tariffs by leveraging personal relationships and shared expertise.