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Trump’s ‘secondary sanctions’ aimed at Russia would hurt America’s own economy

The US economy will feel the pain if Trump goes ahead with his plan to whack countries buying Moscow’s oil with fresh tariffs on their goods.

International Business Times UK … · 2h

Can Trump's Russia Tariffs Rattle the Global Economy? Secondary Tariffs Threaten Huge Effects

President Donald Trump's threat to impose secondary tariffs on countries importing Russian oil and gas, announced on 29 July 2025, has sparked fears of a global economic shock. With a 10-day deadline for Russia to agree to a Ukraine ceasefire or face sanctions,

BBC on MSN · 14h

How Trump's secondary tariffs on Russia could hit the global economy

"The key channel by which secondary tariffs on buyers of Russian energy could impact the global economy would be through the level of energy prices," says Kieran Tompkins from the consultancy Capital Economics. If the tariffs work, they will cut the flow of Russian oil and gas to global markets.

Trump, tariff

CNN on MSN · 2h

Trump’s relentless tariff strategy finally crashes into delicate geopolitical reality

President Donald Trump’s relentless use of tariffs to coerce foreign counterparts into favorable deals is about to run headlong into the limits of geopolitical reality.

Politico · 2d

Industry refuels strategy on Trump’s tariffs

Pro-trade groups won’t take President Donald Trump's love for tariffs at face value, as they gear up for another round of outreach aimed at securing relief.

The New York Times · 1d

Tuesday Briefing: Trump’s Tariff Leverage

Trump’s trade deals aren’t just about tariffs. As dozens of countries race to reach trade deals with the U.S. ahead of a Thursday deadline, President Trump has embraced a stra

China, Trump and Trade Deal

Associated Press News on MSN · 14h

Trump’s pursuit of meeting with Chinese leader reveals the complex web of US-China relations

President Donald Trump is raising eyebrows in Washington with his approach to China. Concerns are growing that he might offer concessions that could hurt U.S. interests in his quest to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Reuters on MSN · 23h

Trump says he will meet China's Xi if a trade deal is struck

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday the U.S. was close to a trade deal with China and that he would meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping before the end of the year if an agreement is struck.

Bloomberg on MSN · 11h

Trump Says US Close to Trade Deal With China

President Donald Trump's threatened tariffs, which has left officials in New Delhi feeling unsure of how to respond. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has said he is "getting very close to a deal" with China to extend the trade truce between the two countries.

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Why China is Becoming Donald Trump's Biggest U-Turn

China watchers are alarmed by what Trump's recent moves mean for the U.S.'s previously hard-line China policy.

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Brazil's economy ready to ride out Trump's 50% tariff

Brazilian goods imported by the United States will soon carry one of the highest tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, ...

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Trump-Modi bromance sours over trade talks, Russian oil

During his first term, President Trump struck up an exuberant bromance with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, holding ...

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Trump Economic Adviser Says Tariffs 'Locked In' Despite Market Volatility

Hassett's statements during his interview appearance on NBC News' Meet the Press shows that the White House intends to hold ...

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India's Modi to visit China for first time in 7 years as tensions with US rise

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit China for the first time in over seven years, a government source said on ...

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How to deal with untrustworthy government economic data? Look to China

You take it with a grain of salt and find proxy data. In light of President Donald Trump’s firing of the Bureau of Labor ...

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Trump’s BLS Firing Tests Wall Street’s Reliance on Government Data

Investors have long parsed economic reports on the labor market or inflation to help determine prices for stocks and bonds. But after weak jobs data on Friday prompted President Trump to fire Erika ...

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