Turkey and India reacted with a mix of anger and resignation Tuesday at the United States’ decision to end a preferential trade program with the countries that will see some tariffs return on goods.
Read moreIn a wide-ranging call for a “European renaissance,” French President Emmanuel Macron says Europe must take control of its future by spending more on its own defense and technologies, tightening its borders, standing up to the world’s superpowers on trade while also fighting climate change and protecting European jobs.
Read moreIn an unusual step, China’s ceremonial legislature is due to endorse a law meant to help end a bruising tariff war with Washington by discouraging officials from pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology.
Read moreAmerica is still sending millions of pounds of lobster to China, but members of the seafood industry remain on edge about the future of the United States’ relationship with one of its most important customers.
Read moreStocks on Wall Street rose broadly Monday, signaling a boost in confidence after President Trump announced he would wait to impose new tariffs on Chinese goods.
Read moreThe European Union is launching action that could see it suspend Cambodia’s preferential access to the EU market over the deterioration of human rights and the rule of law in the country.
Read moreThe Commerce Department said Wednesday that the gap between the number of goods the United States imports and exports fell 11.5 percent in November to the lowest level in five months.
Read moreThe European Union says it is introducing new measures to prevent steel produced for the U.S. market from flooding into Europe instead because of tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump.
Read moreWhenever the subject of U.S. manufacturing comes up, President Donald Trump inevitably pivots to China. A viral YouTube video mashes up Trump spitting out the country’s name hundreds of times, blaming it for unemployed U.S. factory workers.
Read moreIn a move expected to increase overseas exports, the European Union approved the use of U.S. soybeans Tuesday in the production of biofuel.
Read moreThe European Central Bank kept its level of support for the eurozone’s slowing economy unchanged Thursday despite worries about Brexit, trade wars and weaker global growth.
Read moreJapan’s prime minister says China’s slowing growth, Brexit woes and U.S.-China trade disputes pose risks to the world economy, while decrying the World Trade Organization as “behind the curve” and in need of reform to help ease trade tensions.
Read moreScrutiny intensified on trade negotiations with China on Tuesday after the Communist-run government kicked off the week with an award of four trademarks to Ivanka Trump.
Read moreShare prices surged in Europe and Asia on Wednesday on hopes for progress in resolving the tariffs battle between the U.S. and China as talks in Beijing closed after being extended from two days to three.
Read moreChinese and American officials began talks Monday aimed at ending a bruising tariffs battle between the world’s two biggest economies, as Beijing complained about the sighting of a U.S. warship in what it said were Chinese waters.
Read moreApple’s $1,000 iPhone is a tough sell to consumers in China unnerved by an economic slump and the trade war with the U.S.
Read moreOne week into the government shutdown driven by his demand for border-wall funding, President Donald Trump doubled down Friday by threatening to close the U.S.-Mexico border.
Read moreJapanese stocks plunged Tuesday and other Asian markets declined following heavy Wall Street losses triggered by President Donald Trump’s attack on the U.S. central bank.
Read moreChinese and U.S. envoys will hold talks in January aimed at resolving a tariff battle, a Ministry of Commerce spokesman said Thursday.
Read moreA top U.S. diplomat in Geneva has used a review of America’s trade policy to criticize “forced” technology transfer and a “heavily skewed playing field” in China.
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