
Global Institutions Warn of US Tariffs’ Impact on World Economy
Global institutions express concern over the US’s new tariffs, warning of negative impacts on the global economy and potential harm to the US economy itself.
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Global institutions express concern over the US’s new tariffs, warning of negative impacts on the global economy and potential harm to the US economy itself.
ECB President Christine Lagarde warns that US tariff policies are increasing global uncertainties and harming economies worldwide.
President Trump’s plan to impose new tariffs has raised fears of a global trade war, with economists warning of recession risks and countries like Canada, Mexico, and Japan preparing to respond.
China has filed a lawsuit against the US over additional tariffs, taking the case to the WTO’s dispute settlement mechanism.
President Trump’s 25% tariff on imported cars ignites global trade tensions as allies like Canada, the EU, and Brazil voice strong opposition and consider retaliatory measures.
New U.S. tariffs are increasing uncertainty, pushing up inflation, and pressuring over 30 million small American businesses.
Martin Sorrell warns that US tariff uncertainty is making CEOs uncomfortable and causing delays in global business decisions.
French residents express concerns that U.S. tariffs will disrupt the global economy, supporting the EU’s decision to impose counter tariffs.
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