WTO conference: EU pushes for comprehensive reforms
The World Trade Organization is at a turning point. The EU has called for a re-evaluation of the most-favored-nation principle.
By Ning Wang
The World Trade Organization is at a turning point. The EU has called for a re-evaluation of the most-favored-nation principle.
By Ning Wang
To avoid US tariffs, Japan plans to invest USD 550 billion in the United States. Prime Minister Takaichi's trip to Washington suggests that Tokyo intends to stick to that commitment.
By Marcel Grzanna
India is launching an anti-dumping investigation into imports of ethyl chloroformate from China on grounds of unfair competition. An Indian manufacturer alleges that the chemical, which is used in pharmaceutical and agrochemical production, is being sold at low prices.
By Ning Wang
The US government has launched a new trade investigation targeting 16 countries and regions – including China and the European Union – a move that could lead to fresh tariffs by this summer.
By Redaktion Table
China’s Ministry of Commerce has spoken out against the new US blanket tariffs. At the same time, the country is benefiting from the earlier ruling by the US Supreme Court.
By Leonardo Pape
According to government officials, computer chip exports from South Korea are not affected by the new US tariffs. Uncertainty remains over possible refunds of tariffs that have already been paid.
By Leonardo Pape
With the rollback of Trump’s Liberation Day tariffs, duties on Chinese goods are falling by around 20%. The tariff gap between Chinese exporters and companies in other exporting countries is narrowing.
By Leonardo Pape
Reactions from Asia to Trump’s new tariff announcements reflect uncertainty and confusion. The Indian government postponed a delegation trip to Washington that had been planned for this week.
By Ning Wang
Beijing plans to abolish tariffs on imports from many African countries starting May 1. Meanwhile, China’s trade surplus with Africa is hitting a new record, even as Chinese lending for infrastructure projects declines.
By Ning Wang
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te wants to step up efforts to strengthen the island’s defenses in order to ensure its security. The move follows a final trade agreement reached between Taiwan and the United States.
By Ning Wang