US Tariffs Could Push 875K Americans into Poverty
Yale study finds US tariff hikes could drive up to 875,000 more Americans into poverty by 2025, highlighting the real cost of trade policy.
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Feeling the Pinch: US Tariffs Are Taxing Everyday Costs
US tariffs on imports, especially from the Chinese mainland, are driving up everyday costs in America, from groceries to gadgets.
OECD: Why Teamwork Across Borders Is Key to Fair Trade
OECD expert John Drummond says multilateral cooperation and a rules-based system are the best tools to tackle unfair trading practices.
Mexico’s 2026 Budget Hikes Tariffs on Asian Imports
Mexico plans to raise tariffs on nearly 1,500 Asian imports in its 2026 budget, spurring strong pushback from the Chinese mainland.
Chinese mainland to impose temporary anti-dumping duties on EU pork imports
Starting Sept 10, the Chinese mainland will impose temporary anti-dumping measures on EU pork imports, with deposit rates from 15.6% to 62.4%. Stay updated on this trade move!
Trump’s 50% Tariffs on Indian Imports Take Effect over Russian Oil
Trump’s 50% import tariff on India kicks in as punishment for New Delhi’s Russian oil buys, deepening trade tensions.
U.S. Ends $800 De Minimis Exemption, Small Businesses Feel the Pinch
U.S. President Trump’s executive order ends the $800 de minimis exemption on Aug 29, so all packages to the U.S. face duties. Small businesses warn of higher costs.
Why Economists Say Trump Tariffs Won’t Tame $37T U.S. Debt
Economists say Trump’s tariff hikes may slow the growth of the $37T U.S. debt but won’t make a meaningful dent in the national debt, despite claims of a public “dividend.”
US Tariff Chaos: Costs Up, Jobs Still Down
Economist Justin Wolfers warns that Trump’s chaotic tariffs spike costs without reviving manufacturing jobs.
US Tariffs Are Shrinking the Economy, Says Yale Budget Lab
Yale Budget Lab warns that US tariffs divert resources to less productive sectors, raising prices, weakening demand, and stunting growth for a persistently smaller economy.
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