Thursday, Feb 06

Explore the implications of Trump's tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico, including consumer price hikes and broader trade relations.

Monday, Feb 03

Trump's new tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China threaten to raise prices on essential goods including cars, gasoline, and agricultural products.

Friday, Jan 24

Trudeau warns that American consumers will face higher prices if Trump imposes tariffs on Canada, which could trigger retaliatory measures and an economic impact.

Tuesday, Jan 21

France reports record seizures of illicit aphrodisiac honey linked to serious health risks, highlighting the dangers of unregulated sexual enhancement products.

Thursday, Jan 16

US companies ramp up imports from China as President-elect Trump threatens new tariffs ranging from 10% to 60%, signaling a potential trade war.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Trump vows to establish an "External Revenue Service" on his first day as president to collect tariffs, aiming to reshape U.S. trade policies and economic strategies.

Tuesday, Jan 14

Canada's ambassador indicates willingness to boost U.S. imports in response to Trump’s tariff threats, emphasizing potential repercussions for both nations.

Sunday, Jan 12

New US sanctions on Russian oil producers will significantly impact supply chains to China and India, pushing both countries to seek alternatives from Middle Eastern sources.

Saturday, Jan 11

Canada is poised to implement tariffs on U.S. goods in response to Trump's potential 25% import tax, indicating a looming trade conflict.

Friday, Jan 10

Government confirms $5 billion overstatement in gold imports due to integration errors of two platforms affecting data collection.