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President Donald Trump’s tariff onslaught this week left a lot of losers – from small, poor countries like Laos and Algeria ...
Numerous countries around the world are facing the prospect of new tariffs on their exports to the United States on Aug. 7 ...
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MUMBAI: Stating that the 25% tariff on Indian exports to the US from August 7 leaves the country at a relative disadvantage, a rating agency has warned that unless a bilateral trade agreement is ...
With President Donald Trump's latest executive order on tariffs now set to go into effect Aug. 7, and Friday's report of a ...
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Raw Story on MSN'Only the beginning': Business leaders warn of Trump-induced economic crashAs fallout continues from the latest jobs report that showed a dramatic slowdown in job growth, business leaders are warning ...
Southeast Asian countries are breathing a sigh of relief after the US unveiled its revised tariff schedule, slashing the initially feared higher rates and offering a somewhat more manageable outcome.
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Bangkok Post on MSNNegotiations hang in the balance as ceasefire teetersThailand is expected to gain an advantage from the ceasefire with Cambodia, though it remains uncertain as to whether the agreement will lead to the end of the heated territorial conflict, as ...
American businesses and consumers woke up Friday to find the contours of President Donald Trump’s foreign trade agenda taking shape but without much more clarity on how import taxes on goods from ...
President Donald Trump unveiled new tariff rates for dozens of countries after a flurry of negotiations ahead of the ...
Southeast Asian nations are relieved as the U.S. announces lower-than-expected tariffs, levelling the playing field with a 19% rate for major economies. This move eases concerns about losing market ...
Trump’s executive order also set punitive rates for 69 trading partners, including 35% duties on Canada, 50% for Brazil, 20% for Taiwan and 39% for Switzerland ...
Businesses finally got a bit more certainty on the direction of President Donald Trump’s trade war, but it’s not making it much easier to digest. A half-dozen leaders from financial firms, ...
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