Trump’s tariff war: Asia’s winners and losers
The US administration walked the walk on tariffs by first announcing 25% levies on imports from Canada and Mexico, followed by a 10% tax on imports from China. While the actual implementation for Canada and Mexico is on hold for now, tariffs on China are already in place.
Asia-Pacific markets trade mixed as investors assess Trump tariffs
Asia-Pacific markets were set to open higher Tuesday, tracking gains on Wall Street that appeared to look past U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff campaign. Trump on Monday signed an order imposing 25% tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum into the U.S. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 traded 0.24% higher.
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Pacific Investment Management Co. is seeking to grow assets in a multiasset mutual fund by 25% to $2 billion this year, ...
TIME and Statista have named 500 companies shaping the region's role in global business ...
Private sector growth is weak, immigration is starting to slow and geopolitical uncertainties remain.” ...
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