
US Tariffs Spark Global Concern and Consumer Fears
US President Donald Trump’s new tariffs spark global concerns over trade and potential costs for consumers.
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US President Donald Trump’s new tariffs spark global concerns over trade and potential costs for consumers.

South Korea announces a 3 trillion won ($2 billion) aid package to support its car industry hit by new U.S. tariffs.

China condemns US tariff ‘abuses’ and vows to protect its interests, criticizing US unilateralism and pledging to safeguard its sovereignty and development.

China has announced a new guideline to make prices fairer and more predictable, focusing on key areas like food security, energy, and public services.

China plans to raise its deficit-to-GDP ratio to 4% in 2025, signaling proactive policy support for future growth, says Raymond Yeung, ANZ Greater China Chief Economist.

China introduces new interest subsidy policies to ease financial burdens and boost consumption, announced Finance Minister Lan Fo’an.

China’s Two Sessions begin in Beijing as experts anticipate significant policy measures to boost domestic demand and consumption, signaling a focus on economic growth.

The U.S. faces a dilemma between economic cooperation and strategic confrontation with the Chinese mainland, as recent diplomatic engagements reveal a cautious approach amid rising tensions.

The US has imposed new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese mainland, using illegal immigration and drug trafficking as a pretext. Critics say this strategy may backfire and worsen domestic issues.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with experts and leaders to gather ideas on China’s future plans, focusing on addressing development challenges and promoting innovation for 2025.