A China shipping load container is stacked in the port of Long Beach in Long Beach, California, on April 10, 2025.
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Commercial barriers can come in many ways. Tariffs are just one. The onerous license requirements, export restrictions and shipping fines are other obstacles.
Nvidia said Tuesday that he will take a charge of $ 5.5 billion related to Chip exports to China because or new license rules of the United States government. Beijing has retaliates to Trump’s tariffs through the implementation of export restrictions on rare earth elements and increasing antitrust scrutiny in US companies. The Donald Trump administration has been floating the idea of imposing taxes on Chinese -manufacturing container ships that call US ports.
Given those developments, the World Trade Organization warned Wednesday that the prospects for global trade have “deteriorated sharply”, and predicted a 0.2% decrease in 2025. It is not Meremehardycady that cancels the ships of China.
The conditions in the stock market have also had. US actions fell on Wednesday when export restrictions in NVIDIA kept nerve investors. Commerce: In all contexts, being beaten by the onslaught of the rates of US President Donald Trump.
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US markets shaken by renewed commercial nerves
The US actions collapsed on Wednesday, reached the minimums of the session after the speech of the president of the United States Federal Reserve, Jerome, on inflation and tariffs. He S&P 500 Lost 2.24% and Dow Jones industrial 1.73%fell. He Nasdaq compound SANK 3.07%, overwhelmed by strong decreases in chip stocks amid reports of new US license requirements. Nvidia Exports. The actions of the chips manufacturer sank 6.9%.
Asian markets are broken from Wall Street
Asia-Pacific markets were mainly on Green Thursday. South Korea Kospi Around 1%was added, since the central bank of the expected country maintained its reference interest rate by 2.75%. Japanese Nikkei 225 It rose approximately 1.2% even when the country reported a 3.9% increase in its exports in March, missing estimates and abruptly decreased the 11.4% jump in February.
Tension in a dual mandate
On Wednesday, Powell expressed Conern Conern Connst Bank on Wednesday “can find us on the challenging stage in which our double -society goals are in tension.” The FED aims to guarantee stable prices and full employment. Economists, including those of the Fed, see the threats to both objectives of Trump’s tariffs, which “probably move us more from our goals,” Powell said in a question and answers session.
WTO warns about the disorganization of world trade
“The perspective for global trade has been determined sharply due to an increase in the uncertainty of tariffs and commercial policy,” warned the World Trade Organization in its last “global commercial and statistical commercial perspective,” reports Wednesday. Based on rates currently in force, and including a 90 -day suspension of “reciprocal tariffs”, the world merchandise commerce volume is now expected to decrease by 0.2% in 2025.
China’s cancellation travel warehouses
American imports are being notified of an increase in navigations canceled by China’s cargo ships: a total of 80 blank or canceled, China’s navigations have been registered by the HLS Group loading company. The impact of decreased cargo containers to North America will be significant for many links in the economy and supply chain, including port and logistics companies that move freight.
TSMC profits exceed expectations
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company reported profits from the first quarter on Thursday that exceeded the expectations of analysts. The net income of the chips manufacturing company increased 60.3% for a year to NT $ 361.56 billion ($ 11.1 billion), while net income in the quarter of March increased 41.6% to NT $ 839.25 billion of the same period of the last. The demand for artificial intelligence chips has promoted the fortune of TSMC, but Trump tariffs represent a threat to their future profits.
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The dollar index, which measures the green back against a basket of important currencies, fell last week to its lowest point since April 2022 amid the successful uncertainty of Trump’s tariffs. More alarming, the US dollar is generally seen as a safe asset in volatility times, so its fabric has raised the Conerns. Piper Sandler, however, still trusts the currency, here is why.
And finally …
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China points to US services and other areas as the umbas of tariffs ‘meaningless’ decreases in goods
Last week, China announced that it was repaired against the tariffs of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, saying that more increases from the United States would be a “joke”, and Beijing “would ignore them.”
Instead of continuing to focus on the rates of the goods, China has chosen to resort to other measures, including the steps aimed at the US services sector. Beijing has implemented a series of non -tariff restrictive measures, such as the export controls of rare land minerals and the opening of antimonopoly probes in US companies.
In addition, some consider that China seeks to expand the commercial war to cover the trade of services, which covers travel, legal, offices and financial services, where the United States has administered a significant surplus with China for years.
