Tag: #Tariffs
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After Brexit, Irish Port Becomes New Gateway to EU
After Brexit, an Irish port has become the new gateway to the EU.
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UK Misses Trump Deal in Airbus-Boeing Tariffs Dispute
UK has missed the Trump deal in the Airbus-Boeing tariffs dispute.
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Keep Tariffs on China, Outgoing US Trade Chief Says
The outgoing US trade chief says that the tariffs should be kept on China.
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US Tariffs on EU Imports
WASHINGTON, Dec 31 (XINHUA/APP): The United States is adjusting tariffs on certain products imported from the European Union (EU) in a long-time dispute over aircraft subsidies, said the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) on Thursday. Washington started to impose additional tariffs on a wide range of European products worth 7.5 billion U.S. dollars…
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UK to Drop Retaliatory EU Tariffs on US Goods
UK will drop retaliatory EU tariffs on US goods.
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FPCCI hails PM’s decision to reduce electricity tariff for SMEs, Industries
KARACHI, Nov 03 (APP):President Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) Mian Anjum Nisar Tuesday hailed the Prime Minister Imran Khan for his bold initiative to reduce electricity tariffs for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and Industries. He said for a long, FPCCI was striving for a balanced electricity tariff for industries to…
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Statement on New Gas Tariffs
There is a statement on new gas tariffs.
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China to waive tariffs on US medical imports
Beijing, Feb 18 (AFP/APP): China will waive trade-war tariffs on imports of selected US medical equipment from March 2, the government said Tuesday, as the country battles to contain the new coronavirus epidemic. More than 72,000 people have been infected by the outbreak of the new COVID-19 strain in China, which has claimed the lives…
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US increasing tariffs on Airbus planes
Washington, Feb 15 (AFP/APP): The United States is increasing tariffs on Airbus planes imported from Europe to 15 percent beginning March 18, authorities announced Friday. The duties have been at 10 percent since October, when Washington hit $7.5 billion in European products with tariffs. The announcement from the office of the United States Trade Representative…
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Asian markets sink as Trump hints at delay to trade deal
Hong Kong, Dec 4 (AFP/APP): Asian investors extended a sell-off in global markets on Wednesday after Donald Trump poured cold water on the chances of a trade deal with China by the end of the year. After weeks of broad optimism — and White House claims — that the economic superpowers were close to a…