How Trump’s First Trade War With China Gave Rise to New Targets
As Donald Trump unleashes round two of his trade wars, an analysis of the way global commerce has rewired since his first presidency shows how Vietnam, Mexico and Canada are exposed this time around as a new era of American protectionism unfolds.
Chinese refiners have stepped up purchases of Brazilian and West African crude as they reorganise sourcing around sanctions ...
Bismuth, a critical metal used in defense industries, has spiked to a decade-high following China's retaliation of US tariffs ...
ASIA-PACIFIC should keep an eye on natural gas imports by China and India, whose ongoing pipeline projects will heavily ...
signaling a significant shift in global agricultural trade. USDA revised China’s 2024-25 grain import forecasts, cutting expected corn imports to 10 MMT and wheat imports to 8 MMT — down ...
China’s tit-for-tat duties on U.S. imports took effect Monday, just hours after U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he wants to slap new duties on all steel and aluminum imports to the U ...
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) revised upward its projection for China’s rice imports this year to ... rice demand after India placed trade restrictions on milled rice ...
President Trump delayed his plans to close a trade loophole for China that allows small shipments to avoid duties and customs inspections. Trump on Friday signed an amendment to pause his earlier ...
US steel tariff impacts global markets, driving down prices, increasing dumping, and forcing Chinese steel producers to seek ...
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