
Tariff Showdown: Will U.S.-China Tensions Split the Global Economy?
Rising tariffs between the U.S. and China spark global concerns as experts weigh in on the future of diplomacy and the global economy.
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Rising tariffs between the U.S. and China spark global concerns as experts weigh in on the future of diplomacy and the global economy.

IMF warns that escalating trade wars could destabilize the global economy and depress stock markets, urging nations to cooperate to maintain stability.

China’s zero tariff policy for least developed countries aims to boost global trade and support economies in Africa, Asia, and Oceania by opening its markets to their products.

The U.S. tariff war sparks global economic uncertainty, impacting markets and consumers worldwide while hindering America’s own economic goals.

Global investors are showing renewed confidence in the Chinese market, with a record number of foreign institutional investors and increased capital injections signaling long-term optimism.

Trump’s tariffs are placing a heavy burden on developing nations, challenging the global economy and affecting millions in the Global South.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang criticizes U.S. tariffs, saying they harm global trade and the economy, during talks with Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez in Beijing.

History shows that tariffs often backfire, leading to economic downturns and higher prices. Learn from three times U.S. tariffs failed to deliver on their promises.

China reaffirms its commitment to free trade and compliance with WTO rules, highlighting significant tariff reductions and increased foreign investment.

China’s Foreign Ministry asserts readiness to counter US tariffs, emphasizing the need to protect national interests and uphold global trade fairness.