US Stocks Dip as Tariff Deadline Looms
US stocks dipped on Thursday ahead of Trump’s tariff deadline amid mixed sector performance and new trade policy announcements.
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US stocks dipped on Thursday ahead of Trump’s tariff deadline amid mixed sector performance and new trade policy announcements.
Eurozone’s Q2 GDP grew modestly amid U.S. tariff tensions affecting exports, highlighting global trade challenges.
Trump ramps up tariffs: 25% on India, 50% on Brazil, and a new South Korea deal, plus copper and low-value import measures stir global trade.
U.S. President Trump gives Russia a 10-day deadline to end the Ukraine crisis with a threat of tariffs, stirring global debate.
Tariffs have hit U.S. automakers hard, triggering supply chain challenges and rising costs despite efforts to boost domestic manufacturing.
China and U.S. extend the pause on the 24% reciprocal tariffs, paving the way for a more stable trade environment, as confirmed by Li Chenggang in Stockholm.
Brazilian President Lula opposes 50% U.S. tariffs, emphasizing dialogue and national control over Brazil’s rich mineral wealth.
Chinese and U.S. officials in Stockholm debate tech tariffs that could reshape Silicon Valley and impact global innovation.
A new US-EU trade deal imposes a 15% tariff on EU goods, sparking debates on trade balance and economic impact.
Tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland push US toy prices up by 2.2% in May, making holiday fun more costly.