Japan stands firm against making easy concessions on U.S. tariffs and is committed to pushing negotiations forward in June to ease trade tensions, Reuters reports. Both countries are working hard to achieve a fair and balanced agreement as discussions move ahead
Former President Donald Trump has accused China of breaking their trade agreement and announced a bold plan to double tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, intensifying the trade war between these two economic powerhouses
India is gearing up to strike back after the US dismissed its WTO dispute notice, intensifying trade tensions between the two nations. This development highlights a deepening divide amid ongoing battles over tariffs and market access. (Hindustan Times)
Former President Trump slammed China for “totally violating” the US-China tariff agreement, reigniting tensions between the two economic giants, according to a report by Yahoo. Trade relations continue to face challenges amid ongoing disputes
In a significant diplomatic breakthrough, French President Emmanuel Macron and Chinese President Xi Jinping have joined forces to tackle the enduring cognac trade dispute. This exciting collaboration is set to strengthen bilateral trade relations and bring economic benefits to both nations.
France has revealed that talks with China regarding a long-standing cognac dispute have hit a roadblock, marking a significant setback in the quest to ease trade tensions. This impasse raises alarm bells for the French spirits industry and could impact exports, leaving many wondering what the future holds for this iconic beverage.
Amid the rising tensions of the US trade war, China is doubling down on its dedication to maintaining domestic stability. Beijing is not just focusing on economic support; it’s actively championing resilience in the face of external challenges, all while striving to boost public confidence in its future.
Japan faces a potential loss of $17 billion in car exports if the United States implements proposed tariffs, according to the UN trade agency. This move could significantly impact Japan’s automobile industry, which is a vital part of its economy.
In response to President Trump’s tariffs, Canada has enacted a 25% levy on US auto exports, escalating trade tensions between the two countries. This move aims to protect Canadian manufacturers and counterbalance the economic impact of US tariffs.
Canada has launched a dispute complaint against the United States at the World Trade Organization over tariffs on steel and aluminum. The move underscores ongoing tensions between the two nations regarding trade policies and their economic impacts.
