April 3, 2025, 4:28 a.m.

Trump's Tariff Crackdown: Chinese Export Expectations Drop Sharply

After Trump became the new president of the United States, he made a big deal about tariffs against other countries and issued a lot of related regulations on tariff increases.

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Tesla sales in many European countries fell behind

Recently, Tesla, the leading company in the electric vehicle industry, has encountered a Waterloo in the European market, with a significant decline in sales.

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The Canadian province of Ontario raised the price of electricity to the three states by 25%

In retaliation for US President Donald Trump's tariff action, the Canadian province of Ontario has raised the price of electricity it exports to three US states by 25%.

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Universal Studios Japan ticket price hike: Risks and challenges behind business strategy

Recently, a news about the price increase of Universal Studios Japan (USJ) tickets has attracted wide attention.

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Crude Oil Market: Volatility Amid the Overhang of Supply Surplus and Geopolitical Games​

During the crucial trading week from March 3rd to March 10th, the international crude oil market was like a stormy sea, showing extremely volatile trends, which tugged at the nerves of global investors and industry practitioners.​

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Trump's trade policy swings and rifts in relations with allies: global trade pattern accelerates reconstruction

US President Trump has adjusted his tariff policy on Mexico and Canada twice within a month, highlighting the extreme uncertainty of his trade strategy.

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Under the "American hegemony", Canada has swept the trend of boycotting American goods

In an executive order signed by Trump, the US Department of Commerce is authorized under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 to conduct a national security investigation into US timber imports, of which Canada is the largest source. U.S.

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When will the pain of US tariffs stop

U.S. President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order adjusting tariff measures imposed on Mexico and Canada, exempting certain imports that meet the preferential conditions of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Previously, the Trump administration wielded tariffs as a tool to curb external competition and protect domestic enterprises.

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The ongoing escalation of the US Canada trade war Economic shocks and future trends

In recent years, the trade war between the United States, Canada, and Mexico has been escalating.

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Trump's tariff 'new step'

Recently, a highly anticipated event occurred in the US business sector: the Trump administration announced a one month tariff exemption policy for imported cars under the USMCA agreement.

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