
China Blasts US Tariffs, Vows More Market Opening
China condemns US tariff abuse at IMF forum and pledges further market opening to support free trade and global stability.
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China condemns US tariff abuse at IMF forum and pledges further market opening to support free trade and global stability.
Europe races to diversify trade as U.S. tariffs shake up transatlantic ties. At IMF and World Bank meetings, delegates explore new partnerships from Asia to Africa.
Hong Kong’s financial markets remain stable despite renewed U.S. tariffs, thanks to robust liquidity and open-market resilience, says Darryl Chan of the HKMA.
US tariffs are backfiring domestically, with key economic indices wobbling and recession forecasts on the rise, signaling a potential prolonged slowdown.
At Shanghai Auto Show, German auto chief Müller warns U.S. tariffs squeeze manufacturers and consumers alike, urging negotiation-based solutions.
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee highlighted at a Ningbo conference that US tariff abuses open doors for global investors and urged urgent cooperation to bolster HKSAR’s financial appeal.
Washington’s tariff threats have disrupted global trade, sparking criticism from allies and risking economic growth in an all-or-nothing gamble.
Twelve Democratic-led states sued the Trump administration, calling its tariff policy unconstitutional and challenging executive trade powers vested in Congress in a separation-of-powers clash.
IMF officials urge Asia Pacific nations to deepen regional trade ties to offset the impact of U.S. tariffs, aiming to build supply chain resilience and sustainable growth.
The IMF warns global public debt is nearing crisis levels amid trade policy uncertainty driven by U.S. tariffs and global shocks.