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US President Trump's tariffs, now fully implemented, are projected to significantly impact China's economy, potentially reducing its growth by 2.4%. G
From The Times of India
China's top leaders plan to convene a meeting as early as Wednesday to discuss measures to boost the economy and stabilise the capital markets, people with knowledge of the matter said, amid an escala...
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President Donald Trump is imposing tariffs on the world at will, spooking markets and straining alliances.
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Trump's 104% tariffs could cut down China’s GDP growth by 2.4 percentage points, warns Goldman Sachs
US President Trump's tariffs, now fully implemented, are projected to significantly impact China's economy, potentially reducing its growth by 2.4%. G
Trump's Tariffs Impact China's GDP: Economist
A leading Chinese economist says Trump's tariffs on Chinese exports could reduce China's GDP by 2-2.5 percentage points, further affecting the already slowing economy.
China Makes Trump Trade War Vow: 'To the End'
The U.S. and China are exchanging tariffs and other trade barriers in an economic conflict that keeps escalating.
Exclusive-China to hold high-level meeting in response to US tariffs, say sources
The meeting comes as U.S. duties on Chinese imports nearly doubled to 104% on Wednesday and is the first such publicly known high-level gathering since U.S. President Donald Trump announced "reciprocal" tariffs on China last week.
White House: Trump imposing 104% tariff on China
After China announced its own retaliatory tariffs, the White House says President Trump will impose a 104% tariff on Chinese goods starting at midnight on Wednesday.
What are tariffs and why is Trump using them?
US President Donald Trump has announced sweeping tariffs on goods imported from the rest of the world. Trump claims that a 10% tariff on all nations and much higher rates of up to 104% on individual countries will boost the US economy and protect jobs.
Congress gave presidents power over tariffs. They could aways take it back
President Donald Trump is imposing tariffs on the world at will, spooking markets and straining alliances. When China announced retaliatory tariffs on US products, Trump made the unilateral decision to double down.
Markets Slide Again in Afternoon Slump as Trade Tensions Escalate
An early rally on Wall Street faded and the S&P 500 ended the day down 1.6 percent after the White House reaffirmed plans to impose high tariffs on China and other countries at midnight.
Opinion | China isn’t yielding to Donald Trump. It’s fighting back.
In response to President Donald Trump, China announced a 34% retaliatory tariff on U.S. goods and may be considering keeping Hollywood movies out.
Goldman Sachs sees downside risk to current 4.5% GDP forecast for China
Continued tariff escalation between the United States and China presents a downside risk to a 2025 full-year real GDP forecast of 4.5% for China, Goldman Sachs said in a note.
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How will the 104% US tariffs affect Chinese markets and global trade?
China trade tensions with 104% tariffs are affecting Chinese markets, the Hang Seng Index, and yuan. Get technical analysis and sector impact assessment.
Trump’s 104% tariffs on China take effect: How this hurts world economy
US President Donald Trump’s punishing tariff of 104 per cent on China has come into effect, sending markets into a tizzy yet again. This has pushed the world’s two biggest economies to the brink of a trade war,
Citi cuts China GDP growth forecast to 4.2% from 4.7% for 2025
Germany has temporarily suspended any further admission of refugees via a UN resettlement programme, the dpa news agency reported on Tuesday, citing the interior ministry and the UN refugee agency (UNHCR).
US exports drove their economic success - then came Trump's tariffs
Near the top of the list are Vietnam and Cambodia which have been hit by some of the highest tariffs: 46% and 49%. Further down are Thailand (36%), Indonesia (32%) and Malaysia (24%). The Philippines gets a tariff of 17%, and Singapore of 10%.
Oil prices tumble to four-year low as US-China trade war fuels recession fears
Crude oil prices plunged to a fresh four-year low as the US-China trade war escalated. Other economic-growth-sensitive commodities, including iron ore and copper, also slumped in recent sessions amid deteriorating demand outlooks in the world’s largest importer.
The nuclear option China could take in trade war with the US
In theory, Xi is sitting on a potentially nuclear option as he turns the screws on Trump. China is the second-largest holder of US debt, known as treasuries, in the world. If it opted to dump this government debt, the blow to the US would be seismic.
'Big Short' investor Steve Eisman says the US will win a trade war — and Trump will get everything he wants 'if reasonable heads prevail'
"The reason why cooler heads will prevail is that, again, in a trade war, everybody will suffer; the US will suffer the least," Eisman said.
Rising Bharat Summit 2025: US-China decoupling would be serious, says WEF chief Børge Brende
World Economic Forum President Børge Brende says global economy needs 'all the growth possible' amid rising protectionism and inflation fears.
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Singapore may or may not face recession but GDP likely ‘significantly impacted’ by US tariffs: PM Wong
SINGAPORE] Singapore may or may not enter a recession this year, but its economic growth will no doubt be “significantly impacted” by the onslaught of tariffs wreaked by Trump, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said in Parliament on Tuesday (Apr 8).
US forges ahead with 104% tariffs on China, says willing to talk to other countries
By Susan Heavey, Trevor Hunnicutt and Joe Cash WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) -The United States said on Tuesday that 104% duties on imports from China will take effect shortly after midnight, even as the Trump administration moved to quickly start talks with other trading partners targeted by President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff plan.
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