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The Federal Reserve's Beige Book shows tariffs caused US prices to keep rising from early Sep to mid Oct; labor demand is sluggish with layoffs, but some sectors face shortages; US tariff rate rose to 17.9% by Sep 16.
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On September 29, 2025, India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry launched an anti-subsidy investigation into Clear Float Glass from Malaysia and Indonesia (based on domestic enterprises' applications). It involves specific customs codes, with subsidy investigation period April 2024-March 2025 and damage investigation periods 2021-2025. Stakeholders must submit info via email within 30 days.
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On September 30, 2025, India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry launched an anti-dumping investigation into medical examination rubber gloves from Malaysia and Thailand, following applications from domestic firms. It covers specific customs codes, with defined investigation periods, and stakeholders must submit info via email within 30 days.
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On September 29, 2025, India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry launched an anti-subsidy investigation into jute products from Bangladesh and Nepal, responding to domestic industry associations. It involves specific customs codes, with subsidy investigation period (2024.4-2025.3) and damage investigation periods. Stakeholders must submit info via email within 30 days.
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The Federal Reserve released its Beige Book on Oct 15, showing US prices continued rising due to tariffs. Input costs grew faster, some firms passed costs to customers. Economic uncertainty and government shutdown risk growth. Labor demand is sluggish, some industries cut staff, immigration policy causes labor shortages. US tariff rate rose sharply to 17.9% by Sep 16.
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IMF14日发布最新《世界经济展望报告》,小幅上调2025-2026年全球经济增长预期,缘于进口商囤货等因素;同时警告关税冲击、贸易政策不确定等构成下行风险,美国经济显现放缓迹象,呼吁各经济体确保债务可持续性等。
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NABE调查显示美国今明经济增长预期上调但就业增长疲弱;经济关税不确定性致零售商削减季节性招聘,特朗普贸易战影响就业,分析师关注消费者对涨价反应。
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US tariffs lead to reduced Christmas supplies imports, tight supply, and higher consumer costs. US consumers and businesses bear most tariff costs, while global trade (e.g., EU exports to US) is negatively affected.
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Uruguay's exports grow (5.4% YoY to July 2025, 13% in 2024). It consolidates traditional commodities (meat, pulp) and diversifies to emerging markets. China is its largest export market with deepened trade cooperation.
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In early October, WTO and IMF warned global trade faces unilateralism and policy uncertainty impacts. WTO cut 2026 goods trade growth forecast to 0.5%, noting tariff measures as headwinds. US tariff barriers harm trade order, risking rule collapse. Most countries, including China, advocate multilateralism to address challenges.
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