
Chinese Premier Li Qiang: U.S. Tariffs Harm Global Trade and Economy
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.
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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.

Experts warn that escalating tariffs on China could hurt American consumers more than anticipated, while China’s economy shows resilience amid the trade dispute.

China announces an increase in tariffs on U.S. imports to 125%, signaling escalating trade tensions between the two countries.

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.

Renowned professor Zheng Yongnian says 500% tariffs won’t impact China’s economy, highlighting its strengthened resilience after eight years of trade conflicts.

Concerns are rising that aggressive U.S. trade policies and escalating tariffs could lead to an economic recession, as tensions with key global partners intensify.

Chinese and Malaysian trade ministers discuss strategies to counter U.S. tariff hikes, emphasizing their commitment to multilateral trade and cooperation.

Amid escalating tariffs, U.S. consumers are panic buying essentials before prices surge. Items like cars, TVs, food, and beauty products may soon cost more, causing shoppers to rush to stores.

China urges the U.S. to approach tariff negotiations with equality and respect, emphasizing mutual benefit and opposing excessive tariffs.

Apple’s stock plunges amid new U.S. tariffs, losing its top market value crown to Microsoft. The tech giant faces tough decisions as supply chains are disrupted, potentially impacting consumers worldwide.