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| 2025/01/09 | Why Close Trade Partners China, Japan Can’t Get Along: QuickTake | Alastair Gale, James Mayger | Bloomberg News | China and Japan are two of Asia’s most powerful nations and the region’s biggest trading partners. Yet centuries of intense rivalry mean their economic embrace can never be taken for granted. Disputes can flare up for all kinds of reasons, from competing territorial claims to the treatment of Japanese nationals living in China. |
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| 2025/01/09 | India, Afghanistan Seek to Revive Trade As Relations Thaw (1) | Sudhi Ranjan Sen | Bloomberg News | India and Afghanistan’s Taliban-led government will use Iranian ports to revive bilateral trade as the two countries move to normalize relations. |
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| 2025/01/09 | Rahm Emanuel Says US Defense Firms Cause Bigger Risks Than China | Alastair Gale, Akemi Terukina | Bloomberg News | American defense companies are hurting the nation’s security interests by prioritizing share buybacks over delivering weapons to the US military and its allies, according to the outgoing US envoy to Japan. |
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| 2025/01/09 | Canada Energy Minister Warns Trump Against an Oil Trade War | Brian Platt | Bloomberg News | Donald Trump’s claim that the US doesn’t need anything from Canada is “simply false,” said Jonathan Wilkinson, Canada’s energy minister and a potential candidate in the contest to replace Justin Trudeau as prime minister. |
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| 2025/01/09 | Biden to Further Limit Nvidia AI Chip Exports in Final Push (2) | Mackenzie Hawkins, Jenny Leonard | Bloomberg News | President Joe Biden’s administration plans one additional round of restrictions on the export of artificial intelligence chips from the likes of Nvidia Corp. just days before leaving office, a final push in his effort to keep advanced technologies out of the hands of China and Russia. |
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| 2025/01/09 | Goldman economist sees heavy economic fallout from steepest Trump tariffs | David LaRoss | Inside U.S. Trade | Goldman Sachs’ top economist says he expects President-elect Trump to settle on a relatively “benign” slate of early term tariffs that would cut expected economic growth only slightly, but if the administration instead follows through on his most aggressive plans -- especially those targeting China -- the result “would take us back to the 1940s,” he said this week. |
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| 2025/01/09 | Sánchez, new members confirmed for Ways & Means trade panel | Margaret Spiegelman | Inside U.S. Trade | Rep. Linda Sánchez (D-CA) is set to serve as ranking member of the House Ways & Means trade subcommittee, which will include three new Democratic members this Congress, Ways & Means ranking member Richard Neal (D-MA) confirmed on Wednesday. |
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| 2025/01/09 | China Paves Way for Possible EU Retaliation as Probe Ends (2) | Bloomberg News | Bloomberg News | China said the European Union’s measures to shield its companies from foreign subsidies are a barrier to trade and investment, marking the latest clash in the ongoing trade dispute between the two sides. |
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| 2025/01/09 | US Port Labor Deal Eases Urgency to Stockpile: Supply Lines | Bloomberg News | Bloomberg News | A US dockworkers union reached a tentative deal on a new labor contract with a group of ocean carriers and terminal operators, potentially easing global supply-chain strains that a World Bank gauge says are the worst since the pandemic. |
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| 2025/01/09 | Dismantling the FDIC Would Undermine a Fragile Banking System | William Isaac, Cornelius Hurley | Bloomberg News | Former FDIC chair William Isaac and Boston University’s Cornelius Hurley assess a potential DOGE effort to change banking regulation, noting that reforming FHLBs would be a less disruptive industry target. |
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