tariffs
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Dubai’s reliance on global economy threatens survival
Hub for the free movement of trade, people and money worldwide has been disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic
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UK may suffer from non-tariff trade measures
UNCTAD study says they could knock up to US$32 billion, or 14 percent, off UK exports to the EU
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Canada joins seven-nation group to ensure supply chain continuity
Canada, Australia, Brunei, Chile, Myanmar, New Zealand and Singapore sign joint declaration on ensuring supply chain connectivity
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C.D. Howe Institute offers advice on keeping trade lanes open
Particularly suggests taking measures to ensure the continuity of the food supply
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CUSMA is light on tariff liberalization
C.D. Howe Institute report finds Canada’s GDP stands to be reduced on an ongoing basis
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U.S.-China deal leaves unfinished business
Modest trade agreement will ease some sanctions on China
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Tariff relief means Apple keeps manufacturing in Texas
Office of the U.S. Trade Representative agreed to waive tariffs on the Mac Pro parts made in China
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Trade wars increasing recessionary risk: study
Re-establishing faith in fair trade is the way forward to avoid another global economic recession, says GlobalData
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Trump tariffs set to kick in on Sunday
Expect a direct hit on many U.S. consumers from President Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs on Chinese imports
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American consumers would be hurt by lumber duties, say US housing groups
US National Association of Home Builders says duties or volume caps on imported lumber will raise the price of lumber, adding more than $1,300 to the cost of a new single family home