US EditionTariff War Is because of Economic Imbalances Between Countries: Report
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Tariff deadline may extend further as US China trade negotiations moving slowly: Report
NEW DELHI : Trade negotiations between the United States and China are moving slowly, raising the chances that the current tariff deadlines may be extended, according to a report by SBI Funds Management. The report highlighted that the ongoing talks have once again hit a familiar deadlock, with both sides showing limited progress. A major concern in these discussions is China’s dominance in rare earth processing, an area where it controls 90 per…
New Delhi: Trade negotiations between the US and China are progressing at a slow pace, raising the possibility of extending the current tariff deadline, according to a report by SBI Funds Management. The report highlighted that the ongoing negotiations have once again reached their familiar stalemate, where both sides have shown limited progress. A key concern in these discussions is China's dominance in scarce soil processing, an area where 90 …
The day begins with the next chapter of the tariff war, Canada has been hit with a 35% tariff. The dollar is strengthening, the forint is off to a bad start to the day, Viktor Orbán announced new support. Today is expected to be a data-poor day, but the leader of the world's largest country can make sure we don't get bored.
Tariff deadline may extend as US- China trade negotiation slows: Report - Link Newspaper
Trade negotiations between the United States and China are moving slowly, raising the chances that the current tariff deadlines may be extended, according to a report by SBI Funds Management. The report highlighted that the ongoing talks have once again hit a familiar deadlock, with both sides showing limited progress. A major concern in these discussions is China’s dominance in rare earth processing, an area where it controls 90 per cent of the…
Tariff war is because of economic imbalances between countries: Report
SBI Funds Management reports trade imbalances fuel global trade wars. US-China tensions stem from differing economic models. China invests heavily, while the US consumes more. This creates trade deficits, with the US owing USD 1,202 billion and India owing USD 275 billion. The US seeks to address this imbalance through tariffs and reduced reliance on China.
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