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How the election of Trump or Harris will affect the EU economy – Tariffs and the China factor

If tariffs escalate, IMF models show "there will be costs for everyone," said deputy managing director Gita Gopinat

Trump spoke to Joe Rogan about tariffs, alien life and his biggest mistake as president (video)

The discussion expanded on a myriad of topics, from the Republican candidate's economic plan if he wins the Nov. 5 election and his claims of a "rigged ballot" in 2020

US: Increased customs duties on imported Chinese strategic goods from 27 September

The new customs duties provide for a 100% increase for Chinese electric cars and 25% for electric vehicle batteries

Canada to impose additional tariffs on minerals and batteries imported from China

The West accuses Beijing of being bent on destroying competition in areas such as wind power, photovoltaic panels and batteries

Electricity tariffs: The price for August is locked at €0.15/Kwh – How the costs will be structured in the green and yellow tariffs

With an intervention of 80-100 million euros, the government is holding back wholesale revaluations, thus avoiding "strokes" for consumers who will receive their August bills upon their return from summer holidays

We will “react as one”, EU tells US over French digital tax dispute

The European side should submit its comments by 6 January and a hearing on this case will take place the following day in the US Congress

Greek olives and olive oils exempted from latest US tariffs

US tariffs imposed on European products Include cheeses, yogurt, wines, olives, oranges and lemons

China files case against US Tariffs at WTO amid Trade War

On 1 September, the US started imposing tariffs on Chinese goods, like footwear & TVs, while China started imposing tariffs on US crude

Trump stands down on Mexico tariffs after securing immigration deal

Mexico and the US will continue discussion for other possible steps in 90 days if needed

Trump to expand tariffs on China by an extra $300 billion

It's still not known which products may be targeted

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