EU Firms Call for ‘Business First’ Response to US Tariff Threats
EU firms and experts warn that unpredictable US tariffs are choking global investment and call for a ‘Business First’ strategy to boost growth and stability.
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Maersk: Chinese Demand Stays Strong Amid US Tariffs
Maersk SVP Ding Zejuan highlights strong demand from Chinese customers as the shipping giant navigates US tariff impacts on global supply chains.
Australian Filmmakers Pivot to China Amid US Tariff Threats
Australian filmmakers are deepening ties with China to offset proposed US tariffs on non-Hollywood productions and secure new markets.
EU Readies $84B Retaliation if US Tariff Talks Collapse
The EU proposes €72 billion ($84 billion) in U.S. imports to target if Washington insists on 30% tariffs. A deal must be struck by August 1 to avoid escalation.
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Trump Announces 30% Tariffs on EU and Mexico, Effective August 1
U.S. President Trump’s new 30% tariffs on the EU and Mexico take effect August 1, raising concerns over global trade disruptions and price hikes.
Germany Urges EU to Brace for U.S. 30% Tariff Showdown
German finance minister Lars Klingbeil warns the EU to prepare countermeasures after Trump threatens 30% tariffs on EU imports.
Trump Threatens 30% Tariffs on EU and Mexico Amid Trade Standoff
President Trump has threatened 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico imports after stalled negotiations, sparking fresh tensions and prompting swift responses from Brussels and Mexico City.
Trump to Impose 35% Tariffs on Canada from August 1
Trump announces 35% tariffs on Canada imports from August 1 and 15–20% levies on most other partners, igniting a fresh wave in the global trade war.
Trump Delays ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs Again, New Levies Loom
U.S. President Trump has delayed the so-called ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs until August 1, even as the administration readies a new wave of levies that have trading partners on edge.