News list for "tariff"
Market news: The United States is working with Japan to finalize an announcement to end tariff stacking, which is understood to clarify that the 15% "reciprocal tariff" rate facing Japan covers the existing most-favored-nation rate.
Speaking after talks in Washington, Mr. Akasawa said the US had confirmed it would remove the blanket tariff stack on Japan and reduce auto tariffs as promised, providing more certainty to a trade deal reached last month but a timetable for implementation remains to be finalised
Analysts said the resurgence of Trump's tariffs triggered a sell-off in the dollar, which was also dragged down by lower Treasury bonds and global yields. Safe haven assets rallied after Trump threatened to impose tariffs on Apple and then talked about imposing tariffs on the European Union from June 1, as safe haven demand quickly increased under the new tariff threat. Analysts said Trump's tariff threat on the European Union has awakened the bears of the euro against the dollar, and the dollar...
The People's Daily article pointed out that the US government pursues unilateralism and protectionist policies, wantonly wields tariff sticks, provokes economic and trade frictions, and the damage to the world economy is constantly emerging. The international monetary fund recently released the latest issue of the "World Economic Outlook Report", which lowered the world economic growth forecast for this year and next. The US tariff policy is an important reason. Historical experience shows that ...
After U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff remarks, the S & P 500 reversed its gains, falling 0.07% last week, widening the Dow's losses to 0.5% and narrowing the Nasdaq's gains to 0.1%.
The dollar index fell unilaterally throughout the day due to "tariff fatigue". If it does not break here, it will remain weak. The tariff agenda may be more aggressive than previously expected, and the risk of delayed or reduced interest rate cuts continues to be seen > >
Gold hit $2,954 and continued to hit a new high! Trump's timber tariffs may be announced around April 2, the US Treasury Secretary said there is no plan to revalue gold reserves, and Bostic expects to cut interest rates twice this year... What major events happened around the world last night and this morning?
On February 20th, on the afternoon of February 20th, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference. Reporter: US President Trump signed a memorandum on the 13th, requiring relevant departments to determine "reciprocal tariffs" with each foreign trading partner. What is the spokesperson's comment on this, and is China ready to respond? He Yadong, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce, said that China has noticed that the US has recently announced that it has implemented so-called...
The latest analysis by QCP Capital pointed out that as tariff tensions escalate, inflation concerns remain the top concern of the market. A 10% tariff on some Chinese goods has been determined, while a 25% tariff proposal for Canada and Mexico is still under negotiation. The steel and aluminum tariff plan will be increased from 10% to 25% on March 12. However, the market has basically digested this...
