Nikkei Asia reports that China now wields decisive leverage over Donald Trump – a seismic shift recalibrating trade, security and diplomacy as Washington and Beijing brace for a renewed strategic showdown
Asia’s garment manufacturers are bracing for fresh turbulence as shifting US and EU trade policies threaten new tariffs – a move that could upend supply chains, squeeze razor-thin margins and force brands to overhaul their sourcing strategies
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has launched a trade mission to East Asia, aiming to strengthen economic ties amid ongoing tariff tensions. The trip seeks to boost Maryland’s exports and foster diplomatic relations in the region.
From bustling markets to factory floors, Asia’s small businesses are being squeezed as rising US tariffs ripple through supply chains and drive up costs. Industry leaders warn of a looming economic “disaster” that could stall growth and choke off exports across the region
Asian stocks dipped as renewed U.S. tariff worries and a tech-sector sell-off dented sentiment. Japan bucked the regional downtrend, buoyed by softer CPI data that offered a modest lift, Investing.com reports
China has launched an official investigation into Mexico’s tariffs on imports from Asia, alleging unfair trade practices. The move escalates tensions amid ongoing global trade disputes, sources say.
Trump-era tariffs are prompting Apple and Nvidia to reconsider their hardware manufacturing strategies in Asia, seeking to minimize costs and supply chain risks amid escalating trade tensions.
Chinese President Xi Jinping begins his three-nation Southeast Asia tour amid shifting U.S. trade policies, as former President Trump reverses course on tariffs, highlighting growing economic tensions in the region.
Hong Kong markets led losses in the Asia-Pacific region as investors weighed President Trump’s latest tariff threats. Trade tensions heightened concerns, prompting cautious trading and market declines across the region, CNBC reports.
Sony reports strong momentum in its gaming and film divisions despite challenges posed by Trump-era tariffs, signaling resilience amid ongoing trade tensions, Nikkei Asia reports.
US tariffs introduced during the Trump administration rattled supply chains, pushing Asian businesses to overhaul their playbooks. Companies are pivoting production, diversifying suppliers and pursuing new markets to weather the uncertainty and preserve growth
Donald Trump is moving to impose tariffs on Asian imports – including components that go into iPhones – in an effort to shrink the US trade deficit. If enacted, the levies could push up prices for consumers and send ripple effects through global supply chains
The US tariffs under the Trump administration have significantly impacted Asian exporters, including Taiwan and India, disrupting trade flows and prompting economic recalibrations across the region, warns a BBC report.
Trump’s tariffs have shaken global trade, leaving Asia’s travel sector bracing for impact. Rising costs and shifting policies threaten regional tourism and business travel, raising questions about recovery and future growth.
As a critical U.S. tariff deadline approaches, trade negotiations between the U.S. and key Asian partners are intensifying. Both sides aim to finalize deals to ease tensions and boost economic ties, The Wall Street Journal reports.
New tariffs on Asian imports are rocking the fashion industry – sending shockwaves through supply chains, squeezing margins, and forcing a rethink of pricing and market strategies. Will brands absorb the hit, shift production, or pass higher costs onto shoppers – and how fast can manufacturers adapt to this new financial pressure?
Despite rising US tariffs, Asia’s legacy automakers continue prioritizing the American market, reinforcing strong sales and investments. Their commitment underscores the enduring appeal of “America First” in the automotive sector.