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ECONOMY

China's Exports Surge in June Amid Tariff Truces with the U.S.

Monday, Jul 14

China's exports rose by 5.8% in June as companies rushed orders before U.S. tariff deadlines, signaling a temporary trade boost.

ECONOMY

EU Prepares $24 Billion Tariff List on US Goods Amid Trade Tensions

Monday, Jul 14

The EU is poised to impose $24 billion in tariffs on US goods if trade talks fail, as tensions escalate between the two economies.

ECONOMY

South Korea explores US trade deal to avoid tariffs, agricultural access under review

Monday, Jul 14

South Korea aims for a US trade deal by August to prevent a looming tariff, considering enhanced agricultural market access.

ECONOMY

Trump's 30% Tariff Announcement Sparks Strong Responses from EU and Mexico

Sunday, Jul 13

Trump's 30% tariffs set to start Aug. 1 prompt discontent in the EU and Mexico amid escalating trade tensions.

ECONOMY

US Customs Duties Surpass $100 Billion for the First Time Amid Trump's Tariff Strategy

Sunday, Jul 13

US customs duties have exceeded $100 billion for the first time, helping create a budget surplus amid President Trump's tariff policies.

ECONOMY

Trump Imposes 30% Tariffs on EU and Mexico Amid Trade War Escalation

Saturday, Jul 12

Trump announces 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico starting August 1, citing trade deficits and drug trafficking concerns.

WORLD NEWS

Brazil and Canada Respond to Trump's Tariff Threats: Escalating Trade Tensions

Saturday, Jul 12

Brazil and Canada react to Trump's threats of steep tariffs, unveiling potential for trade wars and diplomatic shifts.

POLITICS

Philippine President Marcos Jr to Discuss Tariffs and Security with Trump

Friday, Jul 11

Philippine President Marcos Jr. is set to meet President Trump to discuss trade tariffs and security issues amid growing tensions in the South China Sea.

WORLD NEWS

Myanmar Junta Appeals to Trump in Tariff Letter, Seeks Sanctions Relief

Friday, Jul 11

Myanmar's junta chief Min Aung Hlaing appeals to Trump for sanctions relief in a letter discussing tariffs, marking the regime's first U.S. communication in four years.