Влияние волны тарифов на мировую торговлю и перспективы свободных экономических зон
Введенные в апреле администрацией Трампа тарифы в рамках «Дня освобождения» вызвали неопределенность и привели к ряду торговых переговоров с крупнейшими торговыми партнерами США, но потребители по всему миру ощущают на себе последствия инфляции и роста цен, вызванных сбоями в цепочке поставок.
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02:04I spoke to Marco Forgioni, Director General of the Chartered Institute of Export and International Trade in the UK, who shared insights on what can be done to soften the blow.
02:14We saw a huge diversion of the ships that were due to be heading to the US from China shifting and calling to drop their products in the UK and the EU.
02:32So that trade diversion is going to be a part of the new world system, the new world structure.
02:40And that sort of dumping of goods into more open markets actually creates an existential threat to those domestic markets.
02:50Because cheaper product coming in, in mass, obviously undermines domestic manufacturing capability.
02:59We're going to have to see defensive measures taken by other nations and other markets to protect their domestic production capability.
03:07So you enter a world whereby tariffs become the norm as nations seek to not just defend their domestic production capability, but also to secure their domestic marketplace.
03:21It's a challenging environment, but that's not an encouragement for businesses to retrench.
03:26I think it's about businesses having a more resilient approach to their international trade.
03:322025 also marks five years since another global shift in trade, Brexit, leaving the European Union post many challenges for the United Kingdom.
03:44And while the two parties have reached a new trade deal, our reporter Emmeline Nsinggi Nkosi finds out that some communities in the UK have found a silver lining in this new reality.
04:00Hi Leila, I'm in Tilbury in South East England, where the Thames Freeport is reshaping trade.
04:07Thames Freeport is a special economic zone designed to regenerate the east of London.
04:14Ruth Kelly is at the helm of this transformative initiative.
04:18With a wealth of experience in both government and business, she's driving Thames Freeport's vision to redefine the UK's trading landscape.
04:26We want to be a supply centre for sustainable construction and other high manufacturing opportunities.
04:32And that means working really closely with our European partners to attract trade and to attract added value manufacturing.
04:41The community is already reaping the rewards.
04:44I've always brought my grandchildren here, but now there's more going on, more activities for them.
04:51And it's just a lovely, warm, safe environment.
04:55The community is going to benefit from the extra apprenticeships and the skills that are being created to fulfil the high value jobs that are coming to the area.
05:03The Freeport is going to create tens of thousands of good quality jobs in the future.
05:09Thames Freeport isn't just charting a new economic path.
05:13It's also creating new opportunities for these communities and building a stronger, more connected future for the UK.
05:20While trade negotiations may lead to a fairer outcome for all parties, how does using tariffs as a so-called bargaining chip change global trade as we know it?
05:34I put this question to Eddie Fishman, who's a former U.S. diplomat based in New York and author of the book Choke Points, The New Economic Warfare.
05:43As I talk about in my book Choke Points that came out earlier this year, we are living in an age of economic warfare.
05:51Sanctions, export controls and indeed tariffs have become the primary way that big countries are competing with one another.
05:58Countries around the world are seeking what I would call economic security.
06:01They're trying to reduce their vulnerabilities to other countries' ability to impose economic pain on them.
06:08What does the new global economy look like?
06:10I think what we all need to earnestly hope is that just because there's going to be less interdependence between the U.S. and adversaries like China and Russia, that we can still retain interdependence between the United States and close allies.
06:22Now it's time for our regular feature, Business in 60 seconds. Start the clock.
06:27Amazon is set to release its Q2 2025 financial results as it unveils new robotic systems equipped with advanced sensory capabilities.
06:36The e-commerce giant aims to automate warehouse operations and boost efficiency by having the robots work alongside humans through increased levels of automation.
06:46Samsung is gearing up to announce its second quarter 2025 earnings report as it enhances digital payment solutions with the tap-to-transfer feature in its wallet.
06:58The innovation taps into the financial technology sector positioning the well-known South Korean electronics company as a significant player in the peer-to-peer payment market.
07:08And L'Oreal is set to report its Q2 2025 performance, building on the successful launch of the Cell Bioprint device earlier this year.
07:17The personalized skin analysis technology has generated strong consumer interest, positioning the worldwide cosmetics company at the forefront of the skincare market.
07:27While the recent instability has rocked global trade, it's not entirely uncharted waters.
07:35Countries all over the world will want to find a steady and calculated strategy to soften the impact on the economy and, more importantly, on the pockets of the consumer.
07:45Well, that's all the time we have for on this edition of the show.
07:48Thanks for watching.
07:49Please do check out Euronews.com for all your latest business news and join us again next time on The Exchange.
