Exporters ‘shocked and elated’ as China trade cranks back into gear

Exporters ‘shocked and elated’ as China trade cranks back into gear

Businesses fear agreement between Washington and Beijing to slash levies offers only temporary reprieve

The Transpacific Race Heats Up to Ship Chinese Goods to the US

The US-China tariff truce announced Monday set off a scramble on both sides of the Pacific to ship merchandise during a 90-day window that extends into the late-summer peak season for seaborne trade.

China-US tariff truce offers Hong Kong exporters 90-day window to ship goods

Despite tariff pause, experts have warned traders will still face hurdles in competition for freight services and negotiating shipment costs.

US-China tariff truce provides ‘cautious hope’ for Kiwi exporters, NZ China Council says

Reading Time: 2 minutes The world is “breathing a collective sigh of relief” as China and United States put their economic differences on hold for the moment, NZ China Council says. Local exporters would be hoping for something longer than the 90 day pause in the trade war between the two superpowers which starts on Thursday. The two nations agreed to slash the triple-digit tariffs they were levying on each other’s goods, roiling markets around …