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China hits out at Donald Trump’s trade deal with Vietnam
Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world China has hit out at the US-Vietnam trade deal, amid concerns in Beijing that the US president is using his “liberation day” tariff negotiations with third countries to curb its export machine.
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Market Speaks: WTO says around 19% of global merchandise trade affected by tariff measuresWorld Trade Organization or WTO has stated yesterday that a sharp rise in new tariffs and the share of world trade covered by them between October 2024 and May 2025 have contributed to a volatile and ...
European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen has proposed to EU leaders the launch of a Europe-led initiative to establish ...
Since his first term in 2017, President Donald Trump’s trade policy has had two dimensions: one familiar, one unfamiliar. The ...
Global merchandise trade accelerated in the World Trade Organization’s latest assessment, with a surge in imports tied to ...
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WTO to Intervene in Trade Disputes Between Canada and ChinaThe international body for regulating trade has agreed to convene two panels to address the countries' concerns with tariffs ...
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French President Emmanuel Macron criticized tariffs imposed by powerful nations, labeling them as 'blackmail' at a global ...
The World Trade Organization says the volume of trade in goods worldwide is likely to decrease by 0.2% this year due to U.S. President Donald Trump’s shifting tariff policies and a standoff with ...
The president is trying force rather than persuasion to secure improved access to foreign markets for US companies. The quick ...
OPINION: It’s time to speak plainly: The World Trade Organization has become the World Trade Fiasco. The moment it admitted China as a full member in 2001, the WTO undermined its legitimacy and ...
April 9 (Reuters) - The World Trade Organization on Wednesday estimated the U.S.- China trade tensions could cut the trade of goods between two economies by as much as 80%. "This tit-for-tat ...
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