A Goldman Sachs report released in October estimated US consumers are footing at least 55 percent of the tariff costs with US businesses paying 22 percent and foreign exporters 18 percent.

China remains our “most irreplaceable customer,” said Jim Sutter, chief executive officer of the U.S. Soybean Export Council ...

The Prime Minister assured industry representatives that exporters will be fully supported through policy interventions and ...

Instead, the meeting confirmed the curious direction of U.S. China policy in Trump’s second term. The president has not only broken with the policy of the Biden administration but also seems to have ...

A news report from chinadaily.com.cn Foreign guests interact on Sunday after the launch of the International Communication ...

High palm oil prices in OY25 are pushing India toward sharply higher soybean oil imports despite only marginal relief in ...

The 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) has officially opened at the National Exhibition and Convention Center ...

Source: Tobacco firms seek global markets following record crop – herald Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter Tobacco firms, led by the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board, are showcasing their ...

Indian startups are innovating rare-earth-free motors, seizing opportunities amid China's export restrictions and reshaping ...

Cross-border e-commerce, as an emerging form of foreign trade, has become a key engine driving China's exports against the ...

The United States and China will lower and defer tariffs starting from November 10, in accordance with the agreement reached ...