In June, China’s exports saw a renewed surge, and imports also recovered. The surge was largely due to companies expediting shipments to leverage a temporary tariff agreement between Beijing and Washington, anticipating an upcoming August deadline, according to a Reuters report.Businesses globally are anticipating the outcome of negotiations between the world’s…
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Morgan Stanley revised its outlook on Amazon after tariffs between the US and China came to a reasonable level.The…