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April 2, 2026

Global Trade Frictions Rise as Policy Shifts Rattle Supply Chains

Escalating tariff measures and industrial policy moves across major economies are reshaping trade flows and raising fresh uncertainty for global markets. A new phase of global trade tension is emerging as governments

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World

April 10, 2026

Global Trade Realignment Accelerates as Geopolitical Risks Reshape Supply Chains

Governments and multinational firms are accelerating a strategic shift in global trade flows, redirecting investment and supply chains amid rising geopolitical tensions and economic fragmentation. The architecture of global trade is undergoing

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April 20, 2026

Global Trade Frictions Rise as U.S. and China Tighten Economic Lines

Escalating policy signals from Washington and Beijing underscore a more fragmented global economy with direct implications for growth, capital flows, and multinational corporations. Tensions between the United States and China intensified this

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China’s Recovery Loses Momentum as Domestic Demand Weakens

July data showed softer factory output, weak consumer spending and a deepening investment contraction, increasing pressure on Beijing to support growth without further expanding industrial overcapacity. China’s economy entered the second half

August 17, 2026

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Global Trade Frictions Rise as Policy Shifts Rattle Supply Chains

Global Trade Realignment Accelerates as Geopolitical Risks Reshape Supply Chains

Global Trade Frictions Rise as U.S. and China Tighten Economic Lines

China’s Recovery Loses Momentum as Domestic Demand Weakens

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