Stu Robarts

6 hours ago | investmentmonitor.ai | Stu Robarts

Representatives from numerous non-US companies have told Investment Monitor that they are delaying major US investment decisions as a result of the uncertainty created by the tariffs agenda being pursued by the Trump administration. Delegates at this week’s SelectUSA Investment Summit, the country’s primary foreign direct investment (FDI) event, cited difficulties in planning ahead while the implementation and level of the proposed tariffs remain unresolved.

2 days ago | ship-technology.com | Stu Robarts

The deal between the US and China to reduce for 90 days the tariffs recently imposed on imports of each other’s goods is tentatively positive for global trade, but the situation remains unpredictable, according to an industry analyst. The agreement, announced today (May 12) represents a major de-escalation of the dispute between the two countries – at least temporarily – and has seen global stock prices rise as a result.

3 days ago | investmentmonitor.ai | Stu Robarts

The deal between the US and China to reduce for 90 days the tariffs recently imposed on imports of each other’s goods is tentatively positive for global trade, but the situation remains unpredictable, according to an industry analyst. The agreement, announced today (May 12) represents a major de-escalation of the dispute between the two countries – at least temporarily – and has seen global stock prices rise as a result.

3 days ago | just-style.com | Stu Robarts

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3 days ago | power-technology.com | Stu Robarts

Donald Trump shakes hands with Peter Mandelson, British Ambassador to the US, at the White House on May 8 after announcing a trade deal with the UK. Credit: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images. A significant majority of businesses from around the world expect to be negatively impacted by tariffs being enacted by US President Donald Trump or other countries in response, a new survey suggests.