Xi’s trip comes at a time when China is contending with U.S. tariffs of up to 145%, while Vietnam is negotiating to reduce proposed duties of 46% that could take effect in July after a global ...

China may continue to face capital outflow pressures over the next two years – though on a smaller scale compared to previous low periods – according to two prominent economists, who also ...

In that way the EU can continue the containment pressure on Russia while the US ... Strengthening ties with China and other partners who stand in opposition to the tariff war launched by the ...

AMD warns new U.S. export rules may cost up to $800M as MI308 chip sales to China face licensing hurdles. AMD stock drops 5% as trade tensions escalate. Feel unsure about the market’s next move?

HANOI, April 15 (Reuters) - China and Vietnam expressed their support for maintaining a multilateral trade regime centered around the World Trade Organization in a joint statement issued on ...

Donald Trump's trade advisor, Peter Navarro, has suggested this week that the US could apply pressure on other countries, including Cambodia, Mexico and Vietnam, not to trade with China if they ...

But not China, which not only has not sought negotiations but has matched Trump tariff for tariff. On Friday, Beijing said its total levy on U.S. goods would increase to 125%, equaling the ...

She regularly appears on CBS News 24/7 to discuss her reporting. China on Friday raised tariffs on imports from the U.S. to 125%, the country's latest response in an escalating trade war with ...

“Deflationary pressure is persistent with both CPI and PPI in negative territory,” said Zhang Zhiwei, president and chief economist at Pinpoint Asset Management. “Bilateral trade between ...

But in a sharp escalation with China, he raised duties on Chinese imports to 125%, blaming Beijing for showing a “lack of respect.” The twin moves reflect Trump’s unpredictable approach to ...

China's growing naval power is regularly and systematically harassing the waters around Taiwan in what appears to be rehearsal exercises for a future invasion of the self-ruled democratic island.

But with 90 days for other countries to try and strike a deal with the White House, China’s markets are a useful gauge of what might happen to them if the clock runs out. On Thursday ...