marketsJan 7, 2026
China Cuts Import Tariffs on 935 Key Commodities
China will reduce import duties on 935 products, including medical supplies and lithium-ion battery materials, starting next year.
Tariffs
17 articles found with keyword "Tariffs"
ınternational maritime organization and european union newsDec 30, 2025
China Reduces Tariffs on EU Pork Imports by Up to 62%
China cuts tariffs on EU pork imports worth over $2 billion, following an anti-dumping investigation linked to EU duties on Chinese electric vehicles.
portsDec 10, 2025
LA's Seroka says tariffs to cut box volumes 10pc
CONTAINER traffic at the nation's busiest import hub is projected to decline ten per cent in the second half of the year, reports New York's FreightWaves
marketsDec 10, 2025
Yellen: High tariffs misguided, would raise prices
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says walling off the economy as proposed by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump would be 'deeply misguided,' raising prices for American consumers and making US companies less competitive, Reuters reports
logisticsDec 10, 2025
Red Sea diversions, tariffs sends ocean rates soaring
SPIKING freight rates, seaport congestion and empty container shortages - issues that wreaked havoc during the Covid scare - are back as we enter the peak season, Reuters reports
logisticsDec 10, 2025
US CBP collects US$2.5b in tariffs on goods
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Kevin McAleenan has told the CBP 2018 Trade Symposium in Atlanta that the agency has collected more than US$2
marketsFeb 18, 2020
China cuts tariffs on US$75 billion despite the virus closing borders
CHINA plans to lower tariffs on US$75 billion worth of American-made goods, in a move widely-seen to be keeping up its end of a trade pact with the United States
logisticsJan 1, 2000
US tariffs of US$200 billion to hit containerised exports from China
THE Trump administration's proposal to impose US$200 billion of tariffs on Chinese imports would affect 37
energyJan 1, 2000
China slaps tariffs on US pharma, crude oil, soybeans in retaliation
CHINESE retaliatory measures went into effect in response to last week's 15 per cent US tariff on tools, apparel, footwear and electronics valued at US
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11 billion last year, according to the Wall Street Journal
marketsJan 1, 2000
Rafts of US tariffs spurs big increase in lobbying for exemptions
THE Sino-US trade war has sparked a surge in lobbying in Washington, DC, to soften tariffs, but the Trump Administration is proving lobby-resistant, reports Bloomberg
logisticsJan 1, 2000
US tariffs on Chinese exports could increase air cargo volumes
THE implementation of a fresh round of US tariffs on Chinese exports could boost air freight markets in the run-up to the traditional peak season later in the fourth quarter as shippers scramble to beat the deadline
marketsJan 1, 2000
US threat to impose tariffs on China imports likely to push up rates
US President Donald Trump's threat to impose a 10 per cent tariff effective from September 1 on the remaining US$300 billion of imports from China that have not already been hit by tariffs has prompted Drewry to predict a 'a brief spike in transpacific freight rates, specifically to the US west coast as the quickest route to market in the first half of August'
marketsJan 1, 2000
China to cut US car tariffs 25pc, vows to buy American farm produce
BEIJING has agreed to bring down tariffs on cars imported from the US, as well as increase purchases of American agricultural goods, a move that could bring the two sides closer to agreeing a longer-lasting trade war cease fire
ınternational maritime organization and european union newsJan 1, 2000
EU tariffs of up to 66pc hit China for dumping steel wheels
THE European Union has imposed tariffs as high as 66
logisticsJan 1, 2000
US tariffs unlikely to mean big changes in supply chains: experts
THREATENED US tariffs on the China trade are unlikely to mean big changes in American supply chains, say experts attending the recent Connections 2018 shipping conference in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia
logisticsJan 1, 2000
Freeing goods from tariffs would revitalise transpacific box trade
THERE is optimism that a partial truce, termed 'Phase One' by the Trump administration, could be signed soon, bringing a de-escalation of the US-China trade war that has been having a negative effect on transpacific container shipping volumes
marketsJan 1, 2000
China slaps tariffs on US$60b of American goods as trade war escalates
BEIJING has retaliated against Donald Trump's decision to impose duties on more than half of all Chinese imports by slapping new tariffs on US$60 billion of American goods and scolding the US president for a lack of 'good faith' in bilateral trade negotiations, reports the UK's Financial Times