China is ‘laughing’ at the U.S. trade wars and has the most to gain from Trump’s ongoing European tariffs, top diplomat says
After the U.S. imposed a 25% tariff on any imported steel and aluminum, the EU struck back with a 50% tariff on American ...
Trump tariffs and drugs: How a trade war with China could worsen medicine shortage
Generic drugmakers and hospital pharmacists warn that added financial pressure from tariffs could strain the nation's generic ...
Why Chinese Equities Are Outperforming Wall Street
Chinese stocks have been outperforming their US counterparts, even amid rising trade tensions between the two countries. TD ...
Karoline Leavitt says tariffs are ‘a tax cut.’ Economists say they aren’t.
Virtually all economists, citing years of data and analysis, characterize tariffs as tax hikes rather than tax cuts.
China tariffs threaten B.C.’s seafood industry
The BC Seafood Alliance says it could be a massive blow to the industry with China spending $300 million on local seafood annually.
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Replace Chinese goods with US imports – govt tells industry amidst Trump’s tariff threat
The move comes just days after US President Donald Trump criticised India’s high tariffs on automobiles and agricultural ...
Where Trump's tariffs will hit your grocery list, from avocados to frozen fish
The president’s plans for steeper import taxes remain fluid, but he promises they’ll take hold after temporary delays.
Tariff Pain First, Deals Later, U.S. Tells Canada in Key Meeting
In talks aimed at finding common ground on tariffs, Canadian officials were told April 2 will be a crucial day in setting the ...
No, China didn't 'cancel' US beef amid tariffs tit-for-tat
China raised tariffs on beef imported from the U.S. in March 2025 after the Trump administration raised tariffs on all imports from China.
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Trump's Potential Tariffs Leaves American Ski Companies in Limbo
When March arrived, Trump changed course again, removing tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods covered by the ...
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Retaliatory tariffs: How an Iowa farmer is preparing
China’s retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, including a 10% tariff on soybeans, are causing concern for Iowa farmers like Doug Fuller, whose family has farmed in northern Polk County for generations.
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U.S. wants Chinese consumers to spend more and shrink the trade gap. That won’t be easy.
The U.S. buys far more from China than the other way around. But rebalancing trade between the two nations is easier said ...