Jason Douglas

1 week ago | wsj.com | Jason Douglas |Konrad Putzier |Ruth Simon |Raffaele Huang

The gloves are off. The next chapter of U.S.-China decoupling has begun. The pain will be felt everywhere. In jacking up his tariffs on China, President Trump is pushing the world’s two biggest economic powers into a battle that will leave neither unscathed and risks tanking the global economy. Dig deeper:

1 week ago | wsj.com | Jason Douglas |Konrad Putzier |Ruth Simon |Raffaele Huang

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3 weeks ago | elpasoinc.com | Jason Douglas |Tom Fairless

Barriers to open trade are rising across the world at a pace unseen in decades, a cascade of protectionism that harks back to the isolationist fervor that swept the globe in the 1930s and worsened the Great Depression. It isn’t just President Trump’s extensive tariffs, which set off retaliatory measures across Europe, China and Canada targeting hundreds of U.S. goods.

1 month ago | wsj.com | Jason Douglas |Tom Fairless

EU Announces $28 Billion of Retaliatory Tariffs Against the U.S.Your browser does not support HTML5 video. 0:00Paused0:00 / 1:53EU Announces $28 Billion of Retaliatory Tariffs Against the U.S.Play video: EU Announces $28 Billion of Retaliatory Tariffs Against the U.S.Barriers to open trade are rising across the world at a pace unseen in decades, a cascade of protectionism that harks back to the isolationist fervor that swept the globe in the 1930s and worsened the Great Depression.