WH: US Announces China Trade Deal in Geneva
US Announces China Trade Deal in Geneva The White House May 11, 2025 Secretary of the Treasury Scott ...
About 1.29m teu of ocean capacity – equivalent to 17% of the containerships calling at US ports – could be affected if the US acts against perceived Chinese dominance of shipbuilding, according to consultancy Linerlytica.
On 16 January, following a nine-month probe, the US Trade Representative (USTR) deemed that China had targeted the global shipbuilding, maritime and logistics sectors for commercial domination, actions found to be “unreasonable” and “actionable” under the US 1974 Trade Act, Section 301.
The USTR did not suggest ...
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Elton Tan
January 22, 2025 at 4:47 amThis trade war is getting really annoying and silly. End of the day, exporters, importers and the end users will need to pay the ultimate price because of this. This is regressing instead of progressing.