
Boomerang Economics: US Tariffs Push Firms to Look Elsewhere
US tariffs are leading international businesses to raise prices and seek new partnerships in Europe and Latin America, signaling shifts in global trade dynamics.
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US tariffs are leading international businesses to raise prices and seek new partnerships in Europe and Latin America, signaling shifts in global trade dynamics.

Amid global economic turbulence, China reinforces its commitment to multilateral trade, advocating openness and stability in the global economy.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul agree to jointly oppose unilateralism and protectionism, emphasizing stronger China-Germany cooperation.

China is imposing anti-dumping duties on polyformaldehyde copolymer imports from the US, EU, Taiwan region, and Japan after finding unfair pricing practices harming its domestic industry.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro announces Colombia’s entry into China’s Belt and Road Initiative, aiming to strengthen trade, cooperation, and people-to-people exchanges between the two nations.

China and France pledge to strengthen cooperation on open global trade following a high-level dialogue between Vice Premier He Lifeng and Eric Lombard.

Chinese exporters are boosting production to meet soaring U.S. demand following a 90-day tariff pause, leading to a surge in manufacturing and logistics activity across China.

The European Union welcomes the China-US decision to roll back tariffs for 90 days, viewing it as a positive step toward reducing global trade barriers.

Amid rising trade tensions, global unity and cooperation are crucial to safeguard multilateralism and prevent economic downturns. History shows the dangers of unilateral tariffs and trade wars.

As the Trump administration completes its first 100 days, its aggressive foreign policy—including tariff wars and unilateral actions—has sparked global concern over economic stability and diplomatic relations.