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Trump Says ‘Special Deal’ With China Will Depend on Beijing’s Actions as Trade War Rages
The Trump administration plans to announce new tariffs in the coming weeks.
Trump Considering Auto Tariff Exemptions, White House Confirms
The White House has confirmed that tariff exemptions for automakers are being considered, amid concerns over their economic impact.
Trump Admin Sued by a Dozen States in US Trade Court Over Tariffs
The lawsuit is the latest legal challenge against the tariffs.
IMF Predicts US Fiscal Deficit to Shrink in 2025 Due to Tariffs
The United States incurred a $1.8 trillion national deficit in fiscal year 2024, the largest this century except for in 2020 and 2021.
Chinese Exporters Begin to Feel Pain of Tariffs as Containers Stack Up
With up to 245 percent U.S. tariffs, Chinese manufacturers are losing orders from foreign buyers and trying to find ways to offload their goods.
US International Trade Court Denies Companies’ Bid to Block Trump’s Tariffs
The plaintiffs said Trump’s sweeping tariffs would harm their ‘reputation and goodwill to customers’ because they would need to raise prices.
White House Denies Reports Trump Considering Cutting China Tariffs Unilaterally
‘When decisions on tariffs are made, they will come directly from the president. Anything else is just pure speculation,’ an official said.
Africa Would Bear Brunt of US Tariffs, Must Look to Negotiations, Analysts Say
African governments have appointed special envoys to be dispatched to Washington to negotiate with President Trump’s representatives before the July 9 deadline.
