Posts Tagged ‘China’
US-CHINA TRADE TRUCE AND GLOBAL TENSIONS
In recent developments, the geopolitical landscape continues to shift with significant implications for global trade and security. The United States and China have reached a 90-day truce aimed at easing trade tensions, a move that may provide temporary relief to macroeconomic outlooks. This truce, however, does not resolve the longstanding issues that have characterized the…
Read MoreChina’s willingness to negotiate with USA on trade reduce risk of war against Taiwan…
In a surprise U-turn by China, after strong words of not talking to USA or negotiating with USA without USA first eliminating their tariffs on China, China delegation met with USA delegation at Geneva, Switzerland between 10-12 May 2025. China and USA both agree to drop reciprocal-retaliation tariffs to 10% for 90 days – effectively…
Read MoreThreat of total cut in trade between China and USA lowers after China’s softened stance…
In a surprise U-turn by China, after strong words of not talking to USA or negotiating with USA without USA first eliminating their tariffs on China, China delegation met with USA delegation at Geneva, Switzerland between 10-12 May 2025. China and USA both agree to drop reciprocal-retaliation tariffs to 10% for 90 days – effectively…
Read MoreU.S.-China Trade Deal (May 12, 2025) – Key Points
United States Actions: China Actions: Ongoing Dialogue: Implementation: Video Report: TARIFF DROP TO 10%!!! USA & China agree to 90 Day reduction of tariff to negotiate trade differences
Read MoreRussia is strangling China-Europe railway freight and Chinese automotive imports
On October 15, 2024, Russia issued the Directive No. 1374, which expanded the list of banned transit goods banned from transit through Russia, focusing on dual-use items—products like electronics, machinery, and certain textiles (e.g., camouflage clothing) that could have military applications. This is Russia’s efforts to control the flow of goods amid Western sanctions and…
Read MoreUSTR Section 301 Action’s New Maritime Fee Structure against China
The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) introduced a new maritime fee structure in April 2025 to counter China’s dominance in the maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors while promoting U.S. shipbuilding. The initiative stems from a Section 301 investigation, prompted by five U.S. labor unions in March 2024, which concluded that China’s state subsidies and policies unfairly…
Read More[ Trade War SITREP: 13-16 April 2025 ] CHINA SIGNS 40 AGREEMENTS W VIETNAM; Trump to help car industry; decoupling continues…
KEYSTONE DEVELOPMENT US probes into imports of pharmaceuticals and semiconductors Federal Register filings reveal probes into imports of pharmaceuticals and semiconductors as part of a bid to impose tariffs on both sectors on grounds that extensive reliance on foreign production of medicine and chips is a national security threat. The filings announce 21-day public comment periods…
Read MoreChina seeks united front with like minded partners to fight USA in the Trade War
China reach out to other countries/blocs in attempt to form a united front against USA. These includes, Australia, European Union, ASEAN and India. However Australia and India is quick to turn down China’s call for cooperation. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese rebuffed China’s offer for a joint resistance as “the only way” to stop the…
Read MoreTrump raising China tariff to 125%; 75 countries that called Trump to negotiate, get 90 days tariff reprieve at 10%
Trump immediately counter attacked on China’s increase of retaliatory tariff to 84% with an immediate increase of tariff on China to 125%. While at the same time, Trump, upon achieving the goal of getting countries onto the negotiating table, the 75 countries that called USA to negotiate on the tariffs will now receive a 90…
Read MoreChina increase retaliatory tariff to 84% from 34%
On April 9, 2025, the U.S. implements the additional 50% tariff as promised, raising the total tariff rate on Chinese imports to 104% (20% from February, 34% from April 2, plus 50% on April 9). China in response had also raised another 50% tariff, mirroring US tariff action. DPA believe that we are now heading…
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