China’s economy slows
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Outbound shipments rose 4.2% from a year earlier last month, bouncing back from August’s 0.1% decline, finance ministry data showed.
Japan's exports grew 4.2% in September, according to government data, on robust shipments to Asia that offset the decline to those destined for the U.S., which were impacted by President Donald Trump's tariffs.
China’s economy probably grew at the slowest in a year during the third quarter despite a boom in exports, in a disconnect the Communist Party may move to rectify at a key meeting in the coming week.
China’s new rare earth export controls reignite the US-China trade war, pressuring markets and forcing American firms to rethink supply chains.
President Donald Trump began imposing higher import taxes on dozens of countries Thursday just as the economic fallout of his
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EU Exports to U.S. Drop Sharply
Goods exported from the EU to the U.S. fell in August following the new tariff agreement and imports also declined, suggesting the trade environment is weakening.
The steep decline was driven by a falloff in sales to Minnesota’s three top trading partners: Mexico, China and Canada. American consumers and companies are paying 25% to 35% taxes on imports from those countries, and President Donald Trump threatened again Friday to hike taxes on Chinese goods even higher.
Tensions between Colombia and the United States reached a new peak Sunday, with Donald Trump calling Colombian President Gustavo Petro “an illegal drug dealer”, promising to end “payments” to the country,
State lawmakers have been working to understand the state’s economic forecast after a less-than-optimal report.