... US response to protracted negotiations with China and the reluctance of several countries to uphold sanctioning pressure on Russia. The White House has set a deadline of August 12 for reaching a trade agreement with Beijing; otherwise, even stricter import tariffs will come into effect (total rates could exceed 100%). According to customs statistics, Chinese producers increased their exports in July by +7.2% YoY, likely accelerating shipments ahead of new barriers. Meanwhile, Chinese exports to the US decreased ...

... companies from different regions will present their quarterly results. These events could set the tone for global markets and determine where traders should focus their attention. Global Trade: American Tariffs and China's Exports US: On this day, increased tariffs on imports of certain goods from dozens of countries come into effect. This protectionist move by the US administration signifies a new escalation in trade disputes and could provoke retaliatory measures from trading partners, affecting global trade and ...

... trade, an increasing number of companies mention the impact of tariffs and barriers in their reports. The focus is on negotiations between the USA and the European Union. President Donald Trump's administration has intensified its rhetoric concerning import tariffs; however, by August 1, positive shifts are emerging: Washington and Brussels are close to an agreement that could prevent the imposition of large new tariffs. Earlier in the week, the US also concluded a separate trade deal with Japan, avoiding ...

... trade situation. The U.S. has secured key trade agreements with the European Union, Japan, and several other partners, avoiding a full-scale tariff war and supporting confidence in demand resilience. However, from August 1, Washington has introduced new tariffs on imports from several countries (including India and Canada) that did not conclude agreements, adding uncertainty. Nevertheless, the global summer travel season is driving high demand for gasoline and jet fuel in major economies (U.S., China, etc.). Leading ...

... German Automotive Giants Mercedes, BMW, and Volkswagen: What It Means for Investors The German automotive industry is facing a challenging situation. Under pressure from competition in China, declining demand in Europe, and the potential increase in import tariffs on vehicles in the United States, major German automakers Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Volkswagen are encountering serious challenges that threaten their financial stability. Some analysts are warning of potential bankruptcy risks, raising questions ...