Trump's trade war is hitting American wallets hard, with tariffs imposed on various countries, including China, Canada, Mexico, and the European Union. The tariffs aim to boost US competitiveness but have led to higher prices, reduced imports, and economic losses.

Trump's challenge: Makes America shop again

China has called on the United States to fully revoke reciprocal tariffs, calling recent exemptions for electronics like smartphones and computers a “small step.” Beijing says the limited tariff relief does little to fix what it sees as years of unfair trade practices.

China urges US to fully revoke tariffs as electronics gain temporary exemption

World: In a statement released on Sunday, China’s commerce ministry said, “We urge the US to... take a big step to correct its mistakes, completely cancel the wrong practice of 'reciprocal tariffs' and return to the right path of mutual respect.”

'Correct your mistakes': China demands US ‘completely cancel’ Trump’s reciprocal tariffs after electronics exemption

The United States has announced reciprocal tariff exemptions on key tech products, including smartphones, computers, and semiconductor chips. The move spares popular consumer electronics and machines used in chip manufacturing from harsh duties amid ongoing trade tensions with China.

Smartphone, computers, chips spared from reciprocal tariffs

US exempts smartphones, chips, laptops from reciprocal tariffs

India News: Union Minister Piyush Goyal said India’s negotiating team is working with ‘speed’ but not ‘in undue haste’ to ensure the best possible outcome for the nation.

‘We never negotiate on gunpoint’: Indian Minister Piyush Goyal on Trump’s 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs

Tensions deepen in the China-US trade war as Washington imposes a steep 145% tariff on Chinese goods. In retaliation, Beijing hikes its tariffs on US imports to 125%. Chinese President Xi Jinping urges the EU to unite against unilateral economic pressure from the Trump administration.

Breaking: China hits back USA, raises tariffs on US goods to 125%

Just days after Donald Trump’s sweeping 'reciprocal' tariffs kicked in, jolting global markets, the US President reversed course. China, however, faces a steep escalation—tariffs on Chinese imports now stand at 145 percent, after Beijing responded with retaliatory tariffs.

All eyes on Trump’s next move after tariff u-turn

Global stock markets plunged after President Donald Trump announced tariffs last Wednesday, triggering the worst two-day rout since the height of the pandemic. Billionaires closest to Trump saw massive losses.

$536 billion erased from billionaire wealth in 48 hours

Fears of a global recession swept Wall Street as frantic selloffs slammed U.S. equities, bonds, and the dollar once again. Markets plummeted on Friday to return to the red, with gold surging to a new record and the dollar extending losses after falling off a cliff to mark the biggest plunge in three years.

Tariff turmoil sparks gold's climb to a new record

President Donald Trump has ramped up tariffs on Chinese goods to a staggering 145%, escalating tensions in the ongoing US-China trade war. Wall Street tumbled in response, while China hit back by slashing US film imports. Meanwhile, the EU has paused its counter-tariffs against the US for 90 days, urging de-escalation.

Trade war: Trump’s China tariffs hit 145% as trade war escalates globally

President Donald Trump has paused tariff hikes on all major US trading partners—except China. While global tariffs are on hold for 90 days, China now faces a steep 125% levy. In response, Beijing has imposed retaliatory tariffs of 84% on American imports. Trump accused China of showing “disrespect” to world markets, sharpening the trade war’s focus on Beijing. Watch this report to know more!

Trump trade war: Trump pauses global tariffs, singles out China with hike

5 Key Takeaways From The New Tariff Move:

- US Stocks Soar 10% Amid Tariff Reversal
- Goldman Sachs Rescinds Recession Forecast
- China's Deflationary Pressures Persist
- China & Russia Settle Energy Trades In Bitcoin
- Oil Prices Retreat Despite Tariff Pause
 Watch this report to know more!

Trade war: Trump pauses tariffs for 90 days in all countries except China

President Trump has paused new tariffs for 90 days but intensified pressure on China by raising duties to 125% on some goods. While the US and global markets reacted positively, oil prices also jumped. Trump promises deals with every country on tariffs. Watch this report to know more!

Trade war: Trump pauses tariffs for 90 days, but hikes China tariffs to 125%

US President Trump announces 125% Chinese goods, 90-day pause for others

President Trump announces 90-day pause on tariffs for all countries, except China

Trump pauses tariff for 90 days but raises tariffs on Chinese goods to 125%

Global stock markets are in free fall as the US-China trade war intensifies. Oil prices have hit a 4-year low and commodities are tumbling after President Trump's new tariff threats. Here's a breakdown of the Trump effect and 5 key takeaways from this economic shockwave rattling investors worldwide.

Trade war: China takes action to stabilise markets amid trade tensions

Trump's tariffs: Global stock markets plunge amid Trump's trade war

President Trump has raised tariffs on Chinese imports to a staggering 104%, escalating the US-China trade war. With Beijing pushing back and nearly 70 countries seeking tailored trade deals, the White House insists tariffs are already delivering results.

Trade war: Tariff-hit countries dying to make a deal: Trump

What happens when recession fears grip the markets? Consumers abandon luxury and save for necessities. This sentiment has heightened tensions in the $400 billion global luxury sector, already under pressure from weak Chinese demand and signs of fatigue in the US

Luxury market faces longest slump in decades

The United States imposed a 104% tariff on imports from China, marking the sharpest escalation yet in President Trump’s global trade offensive. US Stocks fell on the news, reversing earlier gains as hopes of tariff rollbacks faded. China, hit hardest by the new duties, has called the move economic blackmail and vowed to ‘fight to the end.

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