Mastering Market News and Signal for Investment
Mastering Market News and Signal for Investment
US Vice President Van suggests a ‘great deal’ on trade is likely between the US and UK, citing Trump’s personal affinity for Britain. But is sentiment enough to overcome existing tariffs and secure a beneficial agreement?
The US has partially reversed course on ‘equalization tariffs’ for key tech products, a minimal step towards correcting a flawed trade policy. China is assessing the impact.
China is demanding the US scrap its ‘reciprocal tariffs,’ calling them a destructive economic policy that has failed to achieve its goals and is harming global trade.
The new Kuantan-Beibu Gulf cold chain route is set to revolutionize trade between China and Malaysia, promising faster delivery of goods – including the highly sought-after Malaysian durian!
Latin American nations are fiercely pushing back against the U.S.’s increasingly aggressive use of unilateral tariffs, criticizing Washington for violating international trade norms and undermining regional stability.
China & Brazil are strengthening economic ties in response to US tariff threats, signaling a robust alliance and emphasizing the importance of BRICS & G20 platforms.
China has strongly condemned US tariffs as a breach of WTO rules, asserting its right to defend its interests and uphold global trade fairness. Minister Wang Wentao raised concerns with WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.
Brazil has enacted the ‘Reciprocity Law,’ authorizing retaliatory trade measures against nations imposing barriers, in a direct response to recent US tariff increases. This signals a potential escalation of trade tensions.
US Customs is facing a major system failure, halting the processing of tariff exemption requests. This couldn’t come at a worse time, raising serious questions about the agency’s ability to manage ongoing trade adjustments.
China and Saudi Arabia are jointly challenging US tariffs and deepening economic collaboration, signaling a strong stance against protectionism and a commitment to the WTO.