The Swiss are seeking closer collaboration on trade with China as Switzerland’s talks with the US administration continue in an attempt to lower tariff rates from a record level https://t.co/9SzIEefT0O ...

Nice bakkie. This is South Africa's best selling truck, a Toyota Hilux, better known at home as a bakkie. It's not a bakkie. It's a Hilux.They're popular for handling the country's diverse landscape, from rural farmlands to city potholes. Produced domestically. since the seventies, it's become a proud export.One popular destination, India. If you consider that India is is a market that produces in the region of about 6 million vehicles and we as a continent are under 2 million. That then tells you that the ...

So - is this a TACO trade opportunity or will Trump follow through?Quick recovery or long, bleak road ahead? ...

US-China Trade Relations - The US President's comments on China are impacting the market, with concerns about escalating hostility [1] - China, with a population exceeding the US by 1 billion, may not be overly threatened by US tariffs [2][14] - Tariffs are viewed as a sales tax on the American people, potentially not significantly affecting Chinese leadership [2][6] - China needs trade to maintain stability and prevent job losses, requiring a deal that allows for continued economic growth [3] - Both the US and China depend on each other's economies, with the US needing China's rare earth elements and China needing US markets and technology [8] Taiwan Semiconductor Risk - The real risk is not tariffs on goods but the potential disruption related to Taiwan [9] - Taiwan Semiconductor controls 97-98% of global semiconductor production, meaning any embargo or blockade would shut down global technology [10] - China's leader views reintegrating Taiwan as a key foreign policy initiative and legacy goal, similar to Hong Kong [12][13] - A military solution regarding Taiwan is not viable due to China's large population and competitive technology, necessitating a carefully managed approach [14] - Taiwan Semiconductor's refusal to move its technology offshore is regrettable, as it remains vulnerable to Chinese integration [15] Rare Earth Element Risk - 90% or more of rare earth elements, crucial for modern technology, come from China, posing a significant risk [11] - A Chinese embargo or physical threat to Taiwan would have a huge international impact and could lead to a worldwide economic crisis [11]

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So, Tyler, back up a little bit here and give us some context for this post. Right, Exactly, Scarlett. So in recent days, we actually have seen Beijing move to unveil some new export curbs when it comes to critical and rare earth minerals, expanding both the elements and the technology on its control list.It's also a move to require overseas exporters of items that have even trace trace amounts of Chinese source critical minerals in them to apply for separate export licenses. And that is considered to be a ...

Economic models assumed tit-for-tat tariffs; instead, America’s partners have largely held fire. Rather than retaliate, many countries are diversifying their trade https://t.co/G7x8bPUDlT ...

Has the clock stopped on Swiss US trade? https://t.co/iKt7WstJqB ...

Governments impose tariffs to protect industries, raise revenue, or gain leverage in trade talks—often at the cost of higher prices and strained relations.Learn more: https://t.co/uFHKMTk3Iv https://t.co/7rJZ1ff6Gz ...

Trade Performance - German exports unexpectedly fell for a second month [1] - The value of shipments to the US plunged to their lowest level in almost four years [1]