![]() | World economy is set to feel the delayed trade war pain in 2019The critical question is whether US and China can strike a deal by the March 1 deadline because if they succeed, a cloud will be lifted off the world economy. |
![]() | Donald Trump's China tariffs will hit our products hard: AppleThe company's US-made hardware products have taken it to become a USD 1 trillion company but those products are built in China which, in turn, creates thousands of jobs. |
![]() | China says tit-for-tat tariffs will 'destroy' US-China tradeThe trade war between the US and China doesn't seem to cool down. The US has planned to place tariffs on additional products worth $200 billion. |
![]() | Russia raises tariffs on some US goods, says Russian economy ministryEconomy Minister Maxim Oreshkin said recent US trade restrictions have cost Moscow USD 537.6 million. |
![]() | Justin Trudeau, Donald Trump discuss Canadian tariffs over phone callOn Friday, the Canadian government announced retaliatory tariffs on US imports, including steel, aluminium and certain consumer goods worth 16.6 billion Canadian dollars. |
![]() | US hikes tariffs on Chinese steel exported via VietnamUS steel producers complained imports of Chinese-made steel through other countries soared after anti-dumping charges were imposed. |
![]() | France, Germany, Britain say EU 'must be ready to react' to US trade tariffsUS President Donald Trump met last week with Macron and Merkel but gave no indication of whether or not he planned to exempt the EU, which last year exported over USD 7. |
![]() | India may want to retaliate, says US Trade Representative on high import tariffsConcerns were shared about the American spice industry who depend largely on countries such as India on the import of spices and are now fearing a retaliatory action from them. |
![]() | EU 'should be excluded' from US tariffs: top European trade officialBrussels has already drawn up a hitlist of flagship American products to target for countermeasures if its exports are affected by the tariffs signed off by US President Donald Trump on Thursday. |
![]() | US President Donald Trump rolls out sweeping tariffs, defying trade war warningsThe tariffs of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on aluminum will come into effect in 15 days and will not apply to Canada and Mexico initially. |
![]() | British PM Theresa May raises 'deep concern' with Trump over tariffsThe US president's announcement on Thursday to impose tariffs prompted a backlash from nations around the world. |
