US TARIFFS COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
Tariff talks begin between US and Chinese officials in Geneva as the world looks for signs of hope
U.S. officials initiated discussions with their Chinese counterparts in Geneva, aiming to de-escalate trade tensions marked by escalating tariffs. While a major breakthrough seems unlikely, both nations hope to scale back tariffs on each other's goods, potentially easing pressure on global markets.
As US, China begin trade talks in Geneva, Trump's tariff hammer looks less mighty than he claims
Amidst a tense trade war, the U.S. and China are set to engage in preliminary talks in Geneva, though prospects for a swift resolution remain uncertain. Despite Trump's confidence in tariffs, China has retaliated, showing a willingness to withstand economic pressure.
India should draw lessons from the US-UK lopsided trade deal and be cautious on deal with America, warns GTRI
The US-UK trade deals offer insights into potential US trade approaches with India, cautioning Indian negotiators about prioritizing tariff-focused, transactional arrangements over comprehensive FTAs. GTRI warns India to anticipate US pressure for tariff reductions on agricultural products and eased FDI restrictions. It emphasizes the need for reciprocal, equitable trade deals that protect India's interests.
How US-China tariffs reached sky-high levels in 3 months
US and China are set to meet in Switzerland for trade talks. This follows months of increasing tariffs between the two nations. These tariffs have negatively impacted exporters and economies. The US has tariffs of 145% on Chinese goods. China's tariffs on US goods are at 125%. Donald Trump is open to lowering tariffs if China makes concessions.
China’s consumer deflation extends as tariffs take toll
Policymakers are implementing measures to stimulate the economy, while trade talks with the US offer potential tariff relief.
US-China trade talks a 'positive' step toward de-escalation: WTO chief
The head of the WTO has welcomed upcoming talks between US and Chinese officials this weekend, calling them a "positive and constructive step toward de-escalation" in their ongoing trade dispute, her spokesperson said on Friday.
India offers to slash tariff gap by two-thirds in dash to seal trade pact with Trump
India has proposed reducing its tariff gap with the U.S. to under 4% from nearly 13% in exchange for exemption from U.S. tariffs. This offer includes zero duties on 60% of tariff lines initially and preferential access to nearly 90% of U.S. goods. India seeks preferential market access for key sectors and parity with U.S. allies in critical technologies.
US weighs plan to lower China tariffs to as low as 50%: Report
Reports indicate that the Trump administration may reduce tariffs on Chinese imports. The tariff could be slashed by more than half. The New York Post reported this news citing sources. However, the White House has dismissed the report. The White House calls it speculation. The White House spokesperson said that tariff decisions will come directly from the President.
EU unveils a plan to hit back at the US if trade negotiations fail
The European Union is escalating pressure on the United States, aiming to push the Trump administration into serious trade negotiations. The European Commission has outlined potential tariffs on $107 billion worth of American goods and plans to initiate a World Trade Organization dispute. This action comes in response to U.S.
EU publishes US product hit list, prepares for WTO action against Trump's tariffs
European Union is ready with counter duties on American goods. This is if there is no solution to Donald Trump's tariff policies. The EU is also starting legal action at the World Trade Organisation. This is regarding Trump's tariffs. Ursula von der Leyen says EU wants a negotiated outcome with the US.
From electronics to everyday essentials: These popular Chinese-made products may soon vanish from U.S. shelves amid trade tensions
The US may face product shortages due to the US-China tariffs war. Chinese goods shipping to the US are decreasing. Experts warn that store shelves could be empty this summer. Items like toys, clothes, shoes, and bedding may be hard to find. Retailers are cutting back on orders due to high tariffs. This situation may resemble pandemic-era shortages.
Are Tesla, Nissan and Mercedes-Benz's exploiting Trump tariff fears to manipulate customers? Check details
Several companies are alerting customers about possible price hikes due to tariffs. Tesla and Nissan are among those urging consumers to buy now. French brand Sezane also cautioned its U.S. customers. Retailers are using this strategy to boost sales amid low consumer confidence. Some companies pass tariff costs directly. Donald Trump criticized Amazon for planning to display tariff-related price increases.
Can Schaeffler navigate US tariffs and industry softness to meet its full-year forecast?
Schaeffler, a German machine and car parts maker, saw its first-quarter revenue decline. The revenue fell short of market predictions. The company attributes this to industry softness. However, Schaeffler believes the impact of US tariffs is manageable. CEO Klaus Rosenfeld acknowledges a challenging market. Trade conflicts create planning difficulties. The company is assessing how to handle tariff costs.
Donald Trump’s tariff strategy backfires as U.S. trade deficit soars to record-breaking high, raising alarms over the President's economic plan
The US trade deficit reached a record high in March. This raised concerns about Donald Trump's tariff policies. Companies imported goods before tariffs took effect. The goods trade deficit rose significantly. The services trade surplus decreased slightly. Trump paused tariffs for most countries except China for trade negotiations. He aims to secure better trade deals for the US.
Trump says China wants to negotiate, meet at right time
President Trump announced that China is eager to negotiate a trade deal to resolve tariff disputes, and he suggested potential renegotiations of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement at an appropriate time.
How streaming giants like Netflix, Disney, and Paramount reacted to Trump’s 100% tariff announcement on foreign films
President Trump announced that “all movies produced in foreign countries” entering the U.S. will now face a 100% tariff, citing concerns over their potential threat to “national cohesion and security.”
A major economic shock could be awaiting Americans in the coming weeks; here's what reports say
Experts are watching for economic shocks after Trump's tariffs. Early data shows manufacturing slowdown and GDP contraction. Ports are busy now, but shipments from China are falling. Companies seek alternatives, but tariffs may hit consumers. Firms are pausing hiring and investment. The future impact of these tariffs remains uncertain for the US economy.
Will Donald Trump eliminate taxes for Americans earning less than $200,000 per year? Is it possible, and what would the consequences be?
Donald Trump suggests eliminating income taxes for many Americans. He thinks import tariffs can replace the lost revenue. Experts doubt the math works. They worry about the economic impact. Higher tariffs might raise prices. US GDP fell in the first quarter of 2025. Growth expectations were not met. Businesses may be trying to get ahead of the tariffs.
India's cotton yarn industry set for 7-9% revenue growth driven by export rebound and domestic demand
India's cotton yarn sector anticipates significant revenue growth. Crisil Ratings projects a 7-9% increase this fiscal year. This growth is driven by rebounding exports, especially to China. Domestic demand also plays a crucial role. Stable cotton availability and prices will boost profitability. Credit profiles are expected to remain stable. Select players will undertake capital expenditure.
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