
US Tariff Delays Erode Trade Momentum
Repeated delays in US tariff rollouts have dented investor confidence and disrupted long-term planning, highlighting the cost of time inconsistency in trade policy.
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Repeated delays in US tariff rollouts have dented investor confidence and disrupted long-term planning, highlighting the cost of time inconsistency in trade policy.
U.S. tariff threats have drawn backlash from the EU, South Korea and Japan, sparking fresh talks and raising stakes in global trade ahead of the August 1 deadline.
The US ends its 90-day tariff pause, imposing duties on 14 major partners from August 2025. Unilateral tariffs backfire as trade deficits surge to record highs.
Leaders at the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro reached consensus on governance, climate action and security, even as the U.S. vowed a 10% tariff on aligned nations.
The US warning of 25-40% tariffs on imports from 14 nations has stalled trade talks and rattled markets as leaders race to avert a wider conflict.
At the 17th BRICS Summit, Chinese premier Li Qiang vowed to defend China’s trade rights and fairness amid rising U.S. tariffs reshaping global commerce.
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba vows not to easily compromise in talks with Washington as the July 9 deadline looms on U.S. tariffs.
President Trump is sending ‘take it or leave it’ tariff letters to 12 countries, with rates from 10% to 70%, triggering a critical phase in the global trade landscape.
With the US tariff pause set to end July 9, Mexico—America’s top trade partner—is exploring new markets to reduce its reliance on US exports.
Exploring America’s tariff story from the 1789 Tariff Act signed by Washington to Trump’s Liberation Day Tariffs and what the July 9 deadline means for protectionism’s future.