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Trump’s bid to cut petrochem exports to China could hurt U.S. energy sector more than Chinese economy
At least a half-dozen U.S.-loaded ethane vessels originally bound for China are anchored or hovering in waters around the U.S. Gulf Coast after the Trump administration requested U.S. exporters seek licenses to ship the gas…
Boeing Likely To Restart Aircraft Deliveries To China As Trade Relations With US Improve
Deliveries to Chinese customers ceased abruptly in April as a result of retaliatory tariffs sparked by deteriorating relations between Washington and Beijing.
China’s Xi has upper hand in trade talks after Trump jumped the gun on tariffs: Rhodes
President Trump’s top economic advisors will meet with Chinese trade representatives in London on Monday for a fresh round of trade talks. This as Russia unleashed a massive attack on Ukraine following the latter’s “Operation…
Why this key chip technology is crucial to the AI race between the US and China
In the largest single foreign investment in US history, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s “most powerful company” according to US President Donald Trump, unveiled a $100 billion investment,
China’s Export Restrictions Jolt Rare Earths Global Automakers Warn
China’s new restrictions on rare earth exports have caused significant supply chain disruptions and price instability in global markets, impacting industries like automotive, renewable energy, and defense.
China Tariffs Mean Fewer, More Expensive Dolls for American Kids
The Trump administration’s trade war is hurting low-margin industries such as toy makers, where companies say there are few alternatives to raising prices.
Trump Admin Reportedly Chokes China’s Access To Nuclear Energy Equipment
The Trump administration has reportedly suspended licenses for U.S. nuclear equipment suppliers to sell to China as trade tensions escalate
China to fast-track applications for rare-earth minerals to US, EU
China has agreed to fast-track approvals for the shipment of rare earth minerals to the United States and some European Union nations.
Imports from China, Japan, EU face anti-dumping duties; List includes vitamin A, rubber chemical
The Union government has imposed anti-dumping duties on imports of Vitamin-A Palmitate and insoluble sulphur — a crucial rubber additive — on China, Japan, Switzerland, and the European Union (EU).
US and China set for trade talks in London on Monday
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer will represent Washington, Trump says.
How China’s Woes Resurrected the Economic Term ‘Involution’
Prolonged economic challenges tend to generate their own terminology. When the US struggled with low growth and below-target inflation in the years after the 2008 crisis, the oft-used phrase was “secular stagnation.
China Approves Export Licenses for Rare Earth Metals Amid Global Demand Surge
China has approved a limited number of export licenses for rare earth-related metals, integral to manufacturing sectors like automobiles and semiconductors. The move aims to address rising global demand while balancing national security and international…
