Iran's Economy Reliant on Exports to China
Iran's economy is heavily dependent on exports to China, highlighting the growing economic ties between the two nations.
China Calls on US to Rectify Trade Probe Errors Before Paris Talks
China has urged the United States to correct what it perceives as errors in its trade investigations ahead of upcoming talks in Paris. The call comes amid ongoing trade tensions between the two economic powers.
China and North Korea Resume Train Service After 6-Year Halt
Train service between China and North Korea has resumed after a six-year suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This resumption signals a potential strengthening of ties between the two nations.
NAFTA Linked to Reduced American Life Spans, Study Finds
A New York Times report suggests that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) may have contributed to a decline in American life spans. The study indicates that the trade agreement had unintended negative consequences on public health.
UK Increases Steel Tariffs to 50%
The UK is set to raise tariffs on steel imports to 50% as part of a new strategy to support its domestic steel industry. The move aims to protect UK steel producers from foreign competition.
EU Parliament to Vote on EU-US Trade Deal Amid China Trade Concerns
The European Parliament is set to vote on an EU-US trade deal this week, while an EU agency suggests Europe shouldn't fear a trade war with China.
EU Trade Official: US Tariffs Driven by US Domestic Politics
A leading EU trade lawmaker stated that the EU is caught in US domestic politics regarding tariffs.
US Ends Anti-Dumping Duties on Italian Pasta
The United States has withdrawn anti-dumping duties on Italian pasta. This decision marks a diplomatic victory and is expected to boost Italian pasta exports to the US.
Spain's Trade Reliance on the United States Examined
An analysis explores the extent to which Spain's economy depends on trade with the United States. The report considers the impact of potential trade disruptions or policy changes in the US.
Trump's Tariffs Face Legal Challenges and Criticism
Following a Supreme Court ruling against some of his tariffs, Trump claims an "absolute right" to impose new ones, while small businesses doubt they'll get refunds and Mexico criticizes US gun flow. The situation raises concerns about trade relations and economic impact.