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China’s manufacturing remains essential to the world, and its market continues to attract foreign investment despite global challenges, says Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian.
The U.S. has announced plans to double tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, escalating trade tensions as legal challenges and trade negotiations continue.
China’s manufacturing PMI rebounds in May, signaling economic resilience amid global uncertainties and highlighting growth in high-tech sectors.
Discover how technology and collaboration are boosting China’s cultural exports worldwide, bridging cultures and economies in exciting new ways.
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jenny Shipley discusses the strengthening ties between China and New Zealand, emphasizing mutual growth and cooperation in an exclusive interview.
At the Web Summit in Vancouver, financial expert Rocky Tung shares his optimism on global trade despite ongoing disputes.
Global shipping leaders are calling for stability amid geopolitical tensions, highlighting significant impacts on trade flows due to policy changes and urging collaborative efforts to sustain international commerce.
China’s export controls align with international norms and are not targeting any specific country, says Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian.
U.S. considers raising tariffs on Chinese-made port cranes from 25% to 100%, a move that could impact port operations and global trade.
A U.S. federal court has blocked President Trump’s tariffs on imports, posing questions about future trade policies and their global impact.