US China Agree to 90day Trade Truce Delay Tariffs

US China Agree to 90day Trade Truce Delay Tariffs

The US has once again extended tariff exemptions on Chinese goods, providing a 90-day buffer for US-China trade relations. This article analyzes the impact of the tariff extension on industries such as toys, furniture, and consumer electronics. It emphasizes the irreversible trend of supply chain diversification and highlights that these 90 days are a crucial period for businesses to adjust their strategies and prepare for future uncertainties. Companies should leverage this time to re-evaluate sourcing options and build resilience against potential disruptions.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Imports Rise Despite Tariffs Supply Chain Risks Persist

US Imports Rise Despite Tariffs Supply Chain Risks Persist

S&P Global data reveals a surprisingly strong 11.6% growth in US imports for 2024. This surge is largely attributed to companies stockpiling inventory in anticipation of potential tariffs. However, the introduction of new tariff policies may lead to a decline in import volumes in 2025. Businesses are advised to diversify their sourcing strategies, optimize inventory management, and closely monitor evolving policy changes to mitigate potential disruptions and navigate the changing trade landscape.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Truck Tariffs Stir Debate Over Domestic Manufacturing Costs

US Truck Tariffs Stir Debate Over Domestic Manufacturing Costs

The 25% US tariff on imported trucks aims to boost domestic manufacturing, but may increase cost pressures for fleets, OEMs, and suppliers in the short term. In the long run, it could drive the upgrading and transformation of the US truck manufacturing industry. Businesses need to actively adjust their strategies to cope with the new market landscape. This policy change necessitates careful planning and adaptation within the automotive sector to mitigate potential negative impacts and capitalize on emerging opportunities.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Firms Consumers Pay 38B in Trade War Tariffs

US Firms Consumers Pay 38B in Trade War Tariffs

A report reveals that US businesses and consumers have paid an extra $38 billion in tariffs due to the trade war, with September's tariffs hitting a record high. The tariffs are not paid by China, but by US companies and consumers, leading to a sharp decline in agricultural exports, hindered investment, reduced employment, and economic slowdown. The report calls for resolving trade frictions through dialogue and consultation, and expresses hope for a more open and cooperative trade environment.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Businesses Consumers Hit Hard by Trade War Tariffs

US Businesses Consumers Hit Hard by Trade War Tariffs

The "Tariffs Damage America's Heartland" report reveals that the trade war has cost U.S. consumers and businesses an additional $38 billion in tariffs. Tariffs not only increase prices and hurt exports, but also lead to supply chain reshaping and investment decision disruptions. Experts call for resolving trade disputes through dialogue and negotiation to maintain global economic stability. The report highlights the significant economic costs and negative consequences of the trade war on the American economy.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Hyundai Q4 Profit Drops Sharply Due to US Tariffs

Hyundai Q4 Profit Drops Sharply Due to US Tariffs

Hyundai Motor's Q4 2023 profits significantly declined, primarily due to US tariffs on automobiles, which offset the benefits of the weaker Korean Won. As the world's third-largest automaker, Hyundai's performance reflects the uncertainties facing the global automotive industry in a complex international trade environment. The impact of trade policy adjustments is significant, highlighting the vulnerability of major manufacturers to geopolitical shifts.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Singapore Air Freight Costs Key Tariffs and Logistics Explained

Singapore Air Freight Costs Key Tariffs and Logistics Explained

This article delves into the cost structure of air freight logistics in Singapore, covering weight-based charges, destination impact, and surcharges. It elaborates on Singapore's customs policies, specifically the requirement to pay Goods and Services Tax (GST) on goods exceeding SGD 400. The analysis provides case studies and cost optimization recommendations to help businesses effectively control air freight costs and enhance international competitiveness. It aims to equip companies with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of Singaporean air freight and minimize expenses.

02/05/2026 Logistics
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Canada Post Postal Managers Reach Tentative Labor Deal

Canada Post Postal Managers Reach Tentative Labor Deal

Canada Post reached a three-year agreement with the Association of Postal Officials of Canada, including an 11% wage increase. However, negotiations with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers remain stalled. It remains to be seen whether this agreement will ease labor tensions. Hong Kong Post also faces similar labor challenges, highlighting the need for global postal systems to find a balance between operational efficiency and employee well-being. Finding a sustainable solution is crucial for the future of postal services worldwide.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Greater Bay Area Advances Digital Logistics with AI

Greater Bay Area Advances Digital Logistics with AI

The 2nd Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Digital Logistics High-Quality Development Conference focused on the transformation of the logistics industry driven by digital technology. Buyun.com, as the title sponsor, showcased its intelligent cross-border logistics solutions and proposed the concept of "AI + Full-Link Logistics." The conference emphasized that intelligence, collaboration, green practices, and personalization are the future trends of digital logistics, indicating that digital logistics in the Greater Bay Area will usher in broader development prospects.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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Ebay Sellers Guide Optimizing Paypal Withdrawals

Ebay Sellers Guide Optimizing Paypal Withdrawals

This article provides an in-depth analysis of four main withdrawal methods for eBay sellers receiving payments via PayPal: wire transfer, check, Hong Kong bank account, and US bank account. It details the advantages, disadvantages, fee structures, and suitable scenarios for each method. The aim is to help sellers choose the safest and most efficient withdrawal solution. The article emphasizes the importance of fund security and provides insights to help sellers make informed decisions about managing their cross-border payments effectively.

12/31/2025 International Settlement
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