In an exclusive interview, President Trump discusses his recent trade deal with China, boasting about tariffs and economic gains while addressing challenges like rare earth materials and semiconductor dominance. Will this reshape U.S.-China relations?
In a significant move, China has confirmed that its suspension of rare earth export controls will now extend to the EU, following a pivotal meeting between Chinese and U.S. leaders. This decision comes as the EU scrambles to reduce its reliance on Chinese supplies amidst rising market tensions and supply chain disruptions.
In a surprising turn of events, Trump and Xi have paused tariffs for a year amidst ongoing trade tensions. The leaders discussed critical issues like rare earth metals and AI chip exports, signaling a potential shift in relations.
In a significant meeting, Trump and Xi agreed to roll back tariffs and boost agricultural exports. Discover the surprising outcomes and future implications for U.S.-China relations!
In a strategic effort to challenge China's grip on rare earths, Trump has signed several agreements in Asia, aiming to diversify supply chains and reduce dependency on Beijing. As the US enters critical negotiations with Xi Jinping, the ramifications of these deals could reshape global manufacturing and trade dynamics.
In a significant move to secure rare earth supplies, U.S. President Trump and Japanese PM Takaichi sign a framework agreement aimed at reducing China's market dominance. This collaboration promises to reshape the global supply chain for critical minerals.
Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s first female leader, aims to reshape the nation’s political landscape, echoing Margaret Thatcher. Facing challenges from a sluggish economy to geopolitical tensions, she seeks to strengthen ties with the US amidst a historic meeting with Trump.
In a groundbreaking move, the U.S. and Japan have announced a joint framework to secure the supply of critical minerals and rare earths essential for advanced technologies. This partnership aims to enhance resilience in supply chains through coordinated investment and policy tools, ensuring both nations can meet their industrial needs and promote fair market practices.
In a significant breakthrough, US and Chinese officials have agreed on a framework to prevent a 157% tariff on Chinese goods, setting the stage for a vital meeting between Trump and Xi Jinping this week.
In a recent interview, Bessent reveals that Trump's threatened 100% tariff may no longer be a concern, as negotiations with China continue. Insights on soybean exports and market dynamics provide hope for farmers facing economic challenges.
