Sentences with phrase «feared trade tariffs»

Aside from strong earnings throughout the sector, there were three policy factors driving solar stocks: strong Chinese solar demand; China's increased tariffs on polysilicon imported from South Korea, and better - than - feared trade tariffs recommended by the United States International Trade Commission (USITC).

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Still, he said there was no room for complacency and warned of the perils of trade protectionism amid fears that U.S. President Donald Trump will go ahead with plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum.

Trade partners, namely the European Union, Brazil and Turkey, have promised to retaliate if such tariffs are put forward, raising fears of a potential tradeTrade partners, namely the European Union, Brazil and Turkey, have promised to retaliate if such tariffs are put forward, raising fears of a potential tradetrade war.

Trump's tariffs have raised fears of a trade war.

Fears are growing of a trade war between China and the United States after the two nations threatened each other with tariffs.

SYDNEY, March 16 (Reuters)- The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Australia reject protectionism, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and his Singapore counterpart said on Friday, amid fears about a possible trade war sparked by U.S. plans to raise tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.

SYDNEY, March 16 - The Association of Southeast Asian Nations and Australia reject protectionism, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and his Singapore counterpart said on Friday, amid fears about a possible trade war sparked by U.S. plans to raise tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.

Meanwhile, fears of a potential trade war breaking out following recent moves from the U.S. that would implement tariffs on up to $ 60 billion worth of Chinese imports have also not alleviated the situation.

Trump has proposed a 25 percent tariff on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum imports, sparking fears of a trade war.

Since then, there has been additional tariffs also imposed on China, sparking fears of a global trade war.

WASHINGTON (Reuters)- President Donald Trump will announce tariffs on Chinese imports on Thursday, a White House official said, in a move aimed at curbing theft of U.S. technology and likely to trigger retaliation from Beijing and stoke fears of a global trade war.

The dollar fell on fears of a trade war after Trump said the U.S. would impose tariffs on steel and aluminum.

NEW YORK, March 5 - Treasuries yields rose on Monday afternoon as the U.S. stock market recovered and fears of a trade war eased after senior Republicans urged President Donald Trump to reconsider his threat to impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.

Fears of a global trade war have been heating up in recent weeks... We've seen a cycle of the U.S. announcing tariffs and investment restrictions on Chinese

NEW YORK (Reuters)- Oil prices settled slightly lower on Wednesday, as a surprise draw in U.S. crude stockpiles triggered a rebound from session lows hit after China proposed a broad range of tariffs on U.S. exports that fed fears of a trade war.

The tariff proposal has stoked fears of a trade war and chatter of retaliation from Europe, Canada, and others.

NEW YORK Oil prices settled slightly lower on Wednesday, as a surprise draw in U.S. crude stockpiles triggered a rebound from session lows hit after China proposed a broad range of tariffs on U.S. exports that fed fears of a trade war.

Fears about a trade war between the world's two biggest economic powers emerged in March after Mr. Trump unveiled tariffs on global imports of aluminum and steel.

China's threats to retaliate against US tariffs fueled fears of a trade war, unnerving manufacturers and even Tyson Foods.

BEIJING (Reuters)- China's trade surplus with the United States surged nearly 20 percent in the first quarter, with some analysts speculating exporters were rushing out shipments to get ahead of threatened tariffs that are spurring fears of a full - blown trade war.

TRADE TALK: After an initial jolt of fear brought on by China's announcement of plans for tariff hikes in response to U.S. measures, investors are anticipating the two sides will work toward negotiations.

NEW YORK Oil prices fell about 2 percent on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs on China, reigniting fears of a trade war between the world's two largest economies that could hurt global growth.

The fears that President Donald Trump's threats of tariffs would plunge the globe into a devastating trade war is easing quite a bit.

The move came in retaliation to the Trump administration's decision to implement tariffs on aluminum and steel tariffs and stirred fears of a potential trade war.

Crude oil prices got a scare on reports that Gary Cohn, chief economic advisor to President Donald Trump, is resigning, which raised fears that the world is on the brink of an all - out tariff and trade war.

Last week, President Donald Trump ordered tariffs on at least $ 50 billion of Chinese goods, stoking new fears of a U.S. - China trade war.

The rally is also helped by the strong opposition against Trump's tariff plans, which eased fears of an outright trade war between the US and its largest partners.

The market's losses were extended after China's state - run Global Times reported that Beijing would soon announce a list of retaliatory tariffs on United States imports, reigniting fears of a U.S. - China trade war.

The fears of an impending trade war have rocked markets since last month when Trump announced 25 per cent tariffs on steel and 10 per cent on aluminum that the U.S. imports.

In recent weeks, the countries have threatened to impose import tariffs on one another, prompting fears of a trade war that could hurt the global economy.

This was particularly evident when trade war fears picked up on Trump's announcement about imposing higher tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.

President Trump announced tariffs on steel (25 %) and aluminum (10 %), and engaged in trade rhetoric sparking fears of a potential trade war.

Trump's plan for a 25 % tariff on imported steel and 10 % on foreign aluminum raised fears of retaliation that could devolve into a trade war.

BEIJING China's trade surplus with the United States surged nearly 20 percent in the first quarter, with some analysts speculating exporters were rushing out shipments to get ahead of threatened tariffs that are spurring fears of a full - blown trade war.

Fears of a global trade war have risen after Trump imposed hefty import tariffs on steel and aluminum earlier this month under Section 232 of the 1962 U.S. Trade Expansion Act, which allows safeguards based on «national security&ratrade war have risen after Trump imposed hefty import tariffs on steel and aluminum earlier this month under Section 232 of the 1962 U.S. Trade Expansion Act, which allows safeguards based on «national security&raTrade Expansion Act, which allows safeguards based on «national security».

WASHINGTON — White House officials moved quickly on Wednesday to calm fears of a potential trade war with China, saying the administration's proposed tariffs were a «threat» that would ultimately help, not hurt, the United States economy, hours after China said it would punish American products with similar levies.

Trump's tariffs on metals have also stoked fears about the potential for escalating trade tensions, and investors have focused on industrial companies because of their dependence on China and other international markets.

So, with the recent spike in aluminum prices, why is it that a commodity seemingly about to be constrained by tariffs can spike 27 % in eight weeks on «supply fears» while freighters full of gold are allegedly being off - loaded in Hong Kong with the paper gold trading volumes exceedingly annual mine output?

His departure comes at President Trump prepares to impose tariffs of 25 % on foreign - made steel and 10 % on aluminum, sparking fears of a trade war.

US President Donald Trump's announcement of tariffs on steel and aluminium imports has raised fears of a trade war.

White House officials moved quickly to calm fears of a potential trade war with China, saying the administration's proposed tariffs were a «threat» that would ultimately help, not hurt, the United States economy, hours after China said it would punish American products with similar levies.

Trump has already imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum, setting off fears of a wider trade fight that could threaten the economy.

The markets continue to be impacted primarily by trade war fears, as China fires back this week with a list of trade tariffs against US goods after the US announced new tariffs on Tuesday.