China is urging the US to eliminate its tariffs on Chinese goods, signaling a potential shift in the trade war narrative. As tensions rise, Trump shows signs of a softer approach. What does this mean for future negotiations?
In a surprising turn, President Trump hints at significantly reducing tariffs on Chinese goods, suggesting a potential thaw in the US-China trade war. As economic tensions escalate, could this be the start of a new chapter in trade relations?
In a recent news conference, Donald Trump announced that tariffs on Chinese goods will decrease substantially, amid ongoing tensions between the US and China. With the S&P 500 rising, what does this mean for the future of trade and the US economy?
Get ready to pay more! Shein and Temu have warned US shoppers of imminent price hikes due to hefty tariffs imposed by President Trump. With competition heating up and their app rankings dropping, both companies are urging customers to shop before prices rise on April 25.
The tech industry braces for potential new tariffs as U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick hints at targeted levies on semiconductors, despite exemptions for some consumer electronics. Trump’s comments fuel confusion about the true impact on prices and production.
As the U.S. imposes a staggering 145% tariff on Chinese goods, exporters like Zou Guoqing fear for their future. With trade ties unraveling, businesses are forced to pause shipments and seek alternatives.
Asian markets suffered significant declines following the announcement of a staggering 145% tariff on Chinese exports to the US. With Japan’s Nikkei 225 and other major indexes reacting, the implications for global trade are profound.
In a surprising turn, U.S. consumer prices fell in March amid rising inflation risks fueled by President Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods. How will this affect the economy?
President Trump's new tariffs, including a staggering 104% on Chinese imports, are shaking up the global economy and sending stock markets into a tailspin. Will negotiations with other countries save the day?
In a dramatic escalation of the trade war, China vows to 'fight to the end' against President Trump's threats to impose a 50% tariff on Chinese goods. The Ministry of Commerce decries U.S. actions as unilateral bullying, signaling potential retaliation.
