Japanese Prefectures Offer Aid to Businesses Hit by U.S. Tariffs
Almost 40% of Japan’s prefectures are offering aid to SMEs and agri-sectors hit by U.S. tariffs, with loans and consultations leading the charge.
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Wang Yi Challenges U.S. Tariff Stick with Five Probing Questions
Chinese FM Wang Yi poses five questions against U.S. sweeping tariffs at BRICS meeting, calling for fair trade and a multipolar world.
U.S. Tariffs Hit Global Image, Drive Support for China
A global poll of 15,947 respondents across 38 countries finds U.S. tariff policies fueling anti-American sentiment and boosting support for China’s countermeasures.
U.S. Tariffs: Who Foots the Bill and Who Cashes In?
Families face soaring living costs under U.S. tariffs while investors profit. Who truly benefits – and who pays the price?
Ex-Diplomat Warns US Tariffs Undermine Free Trade
Former S. African diplomat Gert Grobler warns US tariffs could backfire, raise costs, and threaten free trade principles.
Apple’s Global Supply Chain Faces $33B Hit from New U.S. Tariffs
Apple’s global supply chain spanning 50+ countries faces an estimated $33B in annual costs due to new U.S. tariffs hitting Japan, South Korea and China’s Taiwan region.
US Economy Feels the Pinch as Tariffs Bite
New Apollo Global Management research warns U.S. tariffs on goods from the Chinese mainland are weighing on the economy, with rising costs, slowing trade and higher recession risk.
US Tariff Abuse May Cost $1 Trillion in Growth
Aggressive US tariff steps may cut real GDP by 3.8%—around $1.07 trillion—while squeezing businesses and consumers and undermining long-term growth.
U.S. Tariffs Squeeze Greek Olive Growers
U.S. tariffs on EU products are hitting Greek olives hard, squeezing margins and prompting growers to rethink export strategies amid broader trade concerns.
U.S. Tariff Threats Backfire on Consumers and Exporters
U.S. tariff threats have triggered a global domino effect: higher prices, rising inflation, job cuts, and retaliatory duties, proving that trade war policies can backfire at home.