
Trump’s Tariff Delays Stir Global Trade Concerns
President Trump’s delay of the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs to August 1 stirs concern as the U.S. prepares new tariffs, alarming global trade partners and impacting economies in the Global South.
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President Trump’s delay of the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs to August 1 stirs concern as the U.S. prepares new tariffs, alarming global trade partners and impacting economies in the Global South.

US ‘reciprocal tariffs’ are causing global economic concerns, impacting markets, farmers, and disrupting the trade order, potentially pushing the US economy into recession.

U.S. tariffs aimed at protecting domestic industries are causing unintended harm to the economy, leading to higher consumer prices, strained businesses, and increased inflation.

As U.S. tariffs shake global trade, developing nations grapple with the fallout. How will the Global South respond and forge new partnerships in a changing world?

The Port of Los Angeles faces a crisis as U.S. tariffs slash cargo volumes, leading to job losses and potential price hikes, affecting workers and consumers nationwide.

U.S. tariffs aimed at protecting domestic industries are causing higher prices for American consumers and harming businesses, as the trade policies backfire and burden the nation’s economy.

New tariffs imposed by the U.S. government are causing economic contraction and hurting American businesses and families, leading to job losses and higher prices for everyday goods.

Rising tariffs are reshaping global trade alliances, impacting industries and consumers. While some nations build walls, others like China are building bridges through open trade and cooperation.

Apple’s global supply chain faces uncertainty as new U.S. tariffs threaten to add $33 billion in annual costs, impacting production and pricing strategies worldwide.

New research warns that U.S. tariffs are slowing the economy, affecting businesses and consumers with rising prices and falling confidence.