Category: Global Trade
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UPDATE 3-Trump threatens more tariffs on Mexico over part of immigration deal
WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Monday hinted more details were to come about a migration pact the United States signed with Mexico last week, saying … ›
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Hong Kong Intervention Could Hurt Graco and Mattel
The U.S. Congress may introduce a new Act to reassess whether Hong Kong is independent of China in the wake of proposed extradition … ›
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Minister Quits as May Resists Pressure to Go: Brexit Update
Theresa May is under pressure to ditch her Brexit deal and quit as prime minister. … ›
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Africa will be the new China
I’d like to make a prediction. It’s a bold one: within 50 years, the label “Made in Africa” will be as ubiquitous as … ›
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Trump walks back Mexico tariffs, promises relief for ‘patriot farmers’
President Donald Trump announced on Friday that the United States would “indefinitely” suspend a plan to impose tariffs on … ›
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Trump predicts smooth sailing for Mexico trade deal but threatens tariffs if pact falls through
--> President Trump is defending his deal with Mexico after calling off threats of tariffs in exchange for more assistance from the country … ›
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US drops the charade over Huawei ban claiming it could form part of a trade deal
WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS have pretty much killed any illusion that its fight with embattled Chinese tech giant Huawei is anything other … ›
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New NAFTA bill to be tabled soon, PM promises to keep pace with U.S. ratification
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is poised to table the legislation to implement the renegotiated NAFTA deal, within days and is set to push … ›
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Microsoft gives glimpse of new Xbox console
Microsoft has given the world a first glimpse of a powerful next-generation Xbox gaming console that it aims to release late next year. … ›
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From the Desk of David Rutt, – Trump’s Trade War Escalated
This month has seen an escalation of the President’s trade war with China. Negotiations had seemed to be making progress, but then the … ›