#US-China Trade
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Major global banks are upgrading their yuan forecasts, citing China's resilient exports and a cautious thaw in US-China tensions. Here's what the shift means for investors, traders, and the broader dollar story.
US senators are urging Trump to block Chinese automakers from manufacturing on American soil. It's a shift from tariffs to outright production bans—and it could reshape the entire global auto industry.
US imports of Chinese rare earth permanent magnets fell 22.5% in early 2026 — a seventh straight monthly decline — while EU shipments surged 28.4%. What's driving the split, and who's exposed?
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Court strikes down Trump's China tariffs ahead of Beijing summit, creating new uncertainties in trade relations and global economic stability.
Port of Los Angeles recorded its 3rd strongest year in 2025. Despite Trump's tariffs, total trade volume grew while China's import share fell to 40%, signaling a supply chain shift.
TikTok secures its U.S. future via a new joint venture after a dominant 2025. Explore how TikTok, Temu, and Shein hit record revenues despite tariffs and bans.
As of Jan 2026, the NVIDIA H200 China ban has paralyzed the AI supply chain. Explore how Japan's election and South Korea's battery sector are reacting to the crisis.
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and China's He Lifeng confirm trade progress at Davos 2026, focusing on 25 million tons of soybean purchases and rare earth supply.
The FCC has barred new DJI drone imports into the US as of Dec 23, 2025. Learn why current stock is still for sale and what this means for the future of the drone market.
President Trump has approved the export of Nvidia H200 AI chips to China. The deal includes a 25% government cut of all sales and strict requirements for domestic supply priority.
Taiwan's exports to the US in 2025 surpassed those to China for the first time in 26 years, driven by the AI boom and server demand. Explore the economic implications.
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Nvidia is demanding full upfront payments from Chinese customers for its H200 AI chips to mitigate risks from US-China regulatory uncertainties.
