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Latest twist in tariff turmoil: China cuts off flow of critical minerals. Live updates
China has steeply increased its tariff on U.S. goods and choked off the flow of valuable, rare-earth metals and magnets into ...
Trump’s showdown with China deepens, with huge stakes for the economy
President Donald Trump is heading into another volatile week of his trade wars facing an urgent need to de-escalate the ...
China’s Xi Jinping Says There Are ‘No Winners’ in Tariff War
China’s leader started a week of diplomacy in Southeast Asia to signal China’s commitment to global trade after U.S.
iPhones, Shein and toys among items potentially impacted by US-China tariff war
Chinese imports are being taxed at 104% and U.S. exports to China could face a 84% tariffs starting Thursday. The de minimus ...
China’s Xi heads to Southeast Asia to strengthen ties as Trump focuses his trade war on Beijing
Xi Jinping has appealed to Vietnam to join China in upholding multilateral trade, as he begins a high-stakes diplomatic tour ...
Trump suggests tariff exemption for China-made smartphones could be short-lived
But shares in TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker have slipped, after US President Donald Trump said he would ...
U.S. Allies Are Sitting Out Trump’s Trade War With China
Imposition of new tariffs on nearly every country adds to concerns in Europe and Asia about relying on America.
China’s Stock Rescue in Full Swing as ETF Inflows Hit Record
Chinese exchange-traded funds received record inflows as state-backed buyers pulled out all the stops to shield the market ...
China Halts Critical Exports as Trade War Intensifies
Beijing has suspended exports of certain rare earth minerals and magnets that are crucial for the world’s car, semiconductor ...
Tesla stops taking new orders in China for two imported, US-made models
Tesla has suspended taking new orders for Model S and Model X vehicles on its Chinese website, Reuters checks showed on ...
Trump’s trade war with China is ‘the end of the era of expanding globalization.’ But it could leave the U.S. worse off because of a major imbalance in key imports
The U.S. has more sectors of the economy that are highly reliant on Chinese imports than the other way around.