Trump’s tariff threats stoke global fears, prompting retaliation warnings from allies and rivals
US President-elect Donald Trump's sweeping tariff plans target Canada, Mexico, and China, raising fears of a global trade war, with analysts predicting significant retaliation from Europe and Asia that could dampen global economic growth.
Ford to pay US$365m in US tariff fraud case
It will settle a civil suit linked to the disguising of imported vans.UAE and Costa Rica conclude talks on signing CEPA
Dubai, UAE-- The UAE and Costa Rica have concluded negotiations to sign a comprehensive economic partnership agreement.In this connection, Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, UAE Minister of State for Foreign Trade, and Manuel Tovar, Minister of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica, have signed a joint statement to confirm the...China’s new tariffs policy to hasten industrial transformation
Beijing, China -- China's import and export tariff adjustments on some goods took effect on Monday, including implementing provisional import tariff rates lower than the most favored nation rates on 1,010 goods, implementing tariff rates on some commodities under agreements and applying preferential tariff rates to 43 least-developed countries (LDCs).As...UAE and Cambodia may eliminate tarrifs, cut non-tariff barriers
The UAE also eyes investment opportunities with Cambodia in logistics and infrastructure, travel and tourism projects, and renewable energy, reports said.China to cut coal import taxes to ensure energy security
China will slash coal import tariffs to ensure energy security, the finance ministry said Thursday, the latest move to cast doubt on the country's environmental promises. The Chinese leadership has pledged the country will curb coal consumption after 2025.Dubai imposes tariff on single-use plastic bags to limit their use
Dubai has approved a policy to limit single-use plastic bags by imposing a tariff of 25 fils on such bags from 1 July 2022. The tariff will be implemented in all stores across Dubai including, but not limited to, retail stores, textile and electronic stores, restaurants, pharmacies, online and e-commerce...Lebanon telecom ministry’s budget to be based on two figures: Minister
Lebanon telecommunications ministry's budget would be based on two figures instead of one within the framework of the new state budget, said telecoms minister Johnny Corm. Corm said the first figure took into consideration the possibility of continuing to charge consumers the same current tariff, which is based on the...








