Donald Trump Puts 90-Day Pause on Higher Tariffs
President of the United States Donald Trump on Wednesday, April 9, announced a 90-day pause on higher tariffs and at the same time increased levies on goods imported from China to 125%.
President of the United States Donald Trump on Wednesday, April 9, announced a 90-day pause on higher tariffs and at the same time increased levies on goods imported from China to 125%.
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President of the United States Donald Trump intends on Wednesday, April 9, to impose huge levies of 104% on all goods imported from China.
The decision by the head of the People’s Republic of China, Xi Jinping, to quickly take countermeasures against the United States in the area of trade after US President Donald Trump last week announced reciprocal tariffs on goods imported from the Asian country indicates Beijing’s readiness for a large-scale, intense and, in a sense, fundamental […]
China on Friday, April 4, announced retaliatory tariffs on goods imported from the United States, after the US imposed further measures to tighten its trade policy.
Any glimpse of hope left for the stock markets before U.S. President Trump’s announcement of new tariffs has vanished as the scale of the unveiled tariff plans took investors by surprise.
The media, citing insiders, published information according to which Walmart continues to push Chinese suppliers to cut prices as part of efforts to offset tariffs from the United States on imports of goods from the Asian country.
Chinese startup Zhipu AI, which operates in the artificial intelligence industry, launched a free AI agent on Monday, March 31, joining the wave of similar technological premieres in the increasingly competitive digital intelligence market of the Asian country.
Last Sunday, March 30, China, Japan, and South Korea held their first economic dialogue in five years, reflecting the desire of these Asian countries to facilitate regional trade in preparation for countering the negative impact of tariffs from President of the United States Donald Trump.
Chinese technology giant Huawei on Monday, March 31, reported a sharp increase in its revenue last year amid the acceleration of the company’s core telecommunications and consumer businesses.
In the current month, factory activity in China showed growth rates, which turned out to be the fastest in a year.
The media published information according to which China warned the United States of its intention to impose retaliatory trade measures against the US if Washington announces new reciprocal tariffs on goods imported from this Asian country next week.
China’s industrial profits showed a decline in the first two months of the current year, as enterprises in this Asian country are currently facing constant deflationary pressures and external factors such as increasing tensions in the global trade space.
Last Tuesday, March 25, the United States added dozens of Chinese technology companies to its export blacklist.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang said at a gathering of global executives that began in Beijing that the Asian country is ready for possible unexpected shocks and called on the meeting participants to resist protectionism and defend globalization.
Economists cited by the media argue that the latest rise in Chinese government bond yields should not be characterized as a sign of reflation, as ongoing deflationary pressures are expected to be a contributing factor to interest rates remaining low.
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