Wall Street saw losses after President Trump threatened to impose tariffs on various countries. The news, available only in paid plans, points to the swift impact of high-level trade announcements on financial markets and highlights ongoing economic uncertainty.
In a move underscoring its authority over oil shipments, the U.S. has reportedly intercepted a fifth tanker under sanctions. Details remain sparse, but this development signals continuing control over vital energy resources.
Nations are convening to explore transformative regulations aimed at driving a green transition within the shipping industry. If adopted, these measures would mark the world’s first global fee on greenhouse gas emissions, potentially reshaping maritime trade and environmental policy.
Scott Bessent accuses China of actively seeking to harm global economic growth. At the same time, the U.S. Treasury Secretary warns that Beijing’s restrictions on a critical mineral could undermine China’s global reputation.
China and Australia have signed a memorandum of understanding to implement and review their existing Free Trade Agreement, as announced by China’s commerce ministry. This development marks a significant step in the ongoing trade relations between the two nations.
The Trump administration responded Thursday to a federal court’s decision to freeze most of the President’s tariffs on foreign nations, marking a significant moment in international trade relations.
The Gary Chamber of Commerce will host the director of the International Trade Administration at its June 9 meeting, offering local businesses a unique opportunity to engage with an expert in international trade.
During an appearance on Fox News’ “Hannity,” Senator Marsha Blackburn emphasized the United States’ leverage in international trade negotiations. She asserted that countries targeted by tariff policies rely more on access to the U.S. market than the U.S. does on theirs.
In a significant move towards easing global economic tensions, the United States and China have agreed to roll back tariffs, effectively pausing their prolonged trade war. Stock markets soared as the world’s two largest economies stepped back from a clash that has unsettled the global economy.
The Trump administration’s recent claims of rapid progress in trade negotiations with dozens of countries have been met with skepticism by economist Scott Lincicome, who calls the assertions “totally unrealistic” due to the complexities of trade policy.