China and the United States are working hard to achieve a trade deal, badly needed for both the two largest economies of the globe as well as for the rest of the world. During the past months of negotiations between the two giants, progress or confrontation in the dealings have been strongly – positively or […]Home » non tariff barriers
US and China in painstaking efforts to conclude trade talks
China and the United States are working hard to achieve a trade deal, badly needed for both the two largest economies of the globe as well as for the rest of the world. During the past months of negotiations between the two giants, progress or confrontation in the dealings have been strongly – positively or […]Filed Under: China, China-EU 40 Years, Economy, EU China Relations, EUGlobe, Policy, Trade Tagged With: agriculture, Beijing, Chinese Vice Premier, forced technology transfer, intellectual property, International Trade, Liu He, non tariff barriers, President Donald Trump, purchases, Robert Lighthizer, services, Steven Mnuchin, Trade, U.S. Trade Representative, US President, US Treasury Secretary, US-China trade war, Vice Premier Liu He, Washington
Trump aims trade offensive solely to China, renews truce with EU
US President Donald Trump’s thundering trade salvos now seem to be concentrating exclusively against China. This week’s cannonade though didn’t remain unanswered. On Monday, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Geng Shuang, said “China will inevitably take countermeasures to resolutely protect our legitimate rights”. On Friday 7 September, the ‘America first’ ex TV celebrity aboard ‘Air […]Filed Under: Competition, EUGlobe, Policy, Trade, USA Tagged With: $1 trillion capitalization tech giant, American Administration, American President, Apple, Apple Watch, Atlantic Ocean, automobiles, automotive, Beijing, Brussels, cars, Cecilia Malmström, China, Chinese Foreign Ministry, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Donald Trump, EU trade Commissioner, European cars, European Commission, European Union, Geng Shuang, German cars, non tariff barriers, Pacific Ocean, Robert Lighthizer, South East Asia, tariffs, The White House, Trump-Juncker agreement, United States Trade Representative, US Ambassador in Berlin, US President, Washington
Skeptic France about Trump-Juncker trade deal favoring German cars; EU’s unity in peril
The Trump-Juncker trade truce and pledge for ‘zero tariffs’ seems to have left everybody happy, especially Berlin, but the French said don’t uncork ‘les champagnes’, at least not yet. In detail, last Wednesday, the American President Donald Trump and the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker met in the White House and struck an agreement about […]Filed Under: EUGlobe, Policy, USA Tagged With: aluminum, America First, American Liquefied Natural Gas, American LNG, American President, Americans, Audi, Berlin, BMW, Brussels, cars, chemicals, Commission President, Daimler-Mercedes, Donald Trump, EU, European cars, European Commission, German cars, Germany, Jean-Claude Juncker, Liquefied natural gas, LNG, medical products, natural gas, non tariff barriers, pharmaceuticals, Soybeans, steel, tariffs, Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, TTIP, US, VW, Washington, White House, World Trade Organization, WTO, zero tariffs
France-Germany: Divided in Europe, USA united in…Iran
Last Tuesday afternoon the President of ‘America first’ Donald Trump withdrew the US from the Nuclear non-Proliferation Agreement with Iran. The deal is known as P5+1 and was co-signed by the US, France, Britain, Germany, Russia and China. There is no information regarding when the US is to re-introduce its economic sanctions against Iran, and […]Filed Under: Economy, EUGlobe, Policy, Trade, USA, World Tagged With: agro-food, agro-food sector, aluminum, America, America First, American President, Angela Merkel, Audi, Berlin, BMW, Brussels, Champs-Élysées, Christian Democrats, Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron, European Union, exports, Federica Mogherini, foreign trade, France, Francois Hollande, French President, French-German Axis, Germany, imports, Iran, Iran nuclear programme, Iranean Agreement, Iranean Deal, Mercedes, Nicolas Sarkozy, non tariff barriers, Paris, Paris Climate Agreement, Peter Altmaier, steel, super levies, tariffs, Tehran, trade war, TTIP, TTP, US President, USA, Washington, WV
Trump’s trade wars: Aiming at long term gains for America
Last Friday, President Donald Trump again surprised the world by imposing new import tariffs on Chinese products of a value of $60 billion and deferring the imposition of import super levies on European Union steel and aluminum for 1st May. In the latter case he also postponed the new tariffs for another six exporting countries […]Filed Under: AgroFood, Automotive, Business, China, Economy, EUGlobe, Markets, Policy, Politics, Trade, USA, World Tagged With: agro-food, aluminum, America, automotive, Beijing, cars, China, Donald Trump, EU market, European Union, import barriers, import tariffs, imports, Japan, levies, market protection, Nikkei 225, non tariff barriers, Presidential Memorandum, Presidential Proclamations, retaliation, steel, stock exchanges, stocks, tariffs, Tokyo, trade tariffs, trade war, US, Washington, White House
















