
Feng Difan
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3 weeks ago |
yicaiglobal.com | Feng Difan |Chen Yangyuan |Zhang Yushuo |Chen Shanshan
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Nov 21, 2024 |
yicaiglobal.com | Feng Difan
(Yicai) Nov. 21 -- China criticized the Canadian government for hiking tariffs on electric cars and other goods imported from China, and admonished the US government for instigating another probe into China’s shipping industry at a recent meeting of the World Trade Organization. The country representative pointed out that such actions are a type of trade protectionism and undermine the WTO’s multilateral rules-based trading system.
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Nov 13, 2024 |
yicaiglobal.com | Feng Difan
(Yicai) Nov. 13 -- With import tariffs expected to rise under US President-elect Donald Trump’s next administration, US manufacturers and retailers are looking at rejigging their supply chains, but sources in the trade and logistics sectors caution that a switch will not be easy.
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Nov 8, 2024 |
yicaiglobal.com | Feng Difan |Gao Ya
(Yicai) Nov. 8 -- The impact of Donald Trump’s reelection as US president on the international trade landscape will hinge in part on the personnel choices he makes for his trade team, especially for the key role of US Trade Representative, according to the head of a Chinese think tank. During his first administration, which ran from January 2017 to January 2021, Trump repeatedly threatened to withdraw the United States from the Geneva-based World Trade Organization.
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Oct 9, 2024 |
yicaiglobal.com | Feng Difan
(Yicai) Oct. 9 -- China's Ministry of Commerce said the country is weighing increasing tariffs on imported large-displacement fuel vehicles. China is ready to take all necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of its industries and enterprises, a ministry spokesperson said yesterday. The tariff rate for imported cars in China is 15 percent.
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