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Trump's tariffs, US-China trade relations, and a wave of AI investment are among the issues that could shape the global economy in 2026.

The US President said the trade deal with China was complete for him and President Xi Jinping to approve.

Months after announcing plans to impose a 100% tariff on semiconductors, the US is being more cautious to avoid a rift with China.

The Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry has just announced its decision to impose anti-dumping duties on certain hot-rolled steel products, alloy and non-alloy, imported from Vietnam. This is the result of nearly a year of investigation, in which the authorities concluded that these goods caused significant damage to the domestic steel industry.

Enterprises producing/exporting steel and aluminum products need to review their production and export activities to the EU, closely monitor the movements of this market to promptly develop response plans.

Domestic steel consumption continued to grow positively in the second quarter, helping to significantly improve the business results of steel industry enterprises.

The European Commission has just officially imposed anti-dumping tax on Vietnamese steel, putting great pressure on exports to the EU market.

The fundamental shift from cost advantage to institutional trust is no longer just theoretical, but is in fact well documented.

The copper market is entering a long-term growth cycle, as demand rebounds on the back of the global energy transition and the move towards a low-carbon economy, while supply faces headwinds such as concentrate shortages and geopolitical instability.

Most aluminum and steel sold into the US will be subject to tariffs that will double from June 4, as announced last week by US President Donald Trump.

US President Donald Trump said he will announce a 50% tax on imported copper.

Previously, Malaysia imposed anti-dumping duties on steel imported from Vietnam at rates ranging from 7.70% to 20.13% for 5 years