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Beijing’s efforts to start peace talks has been tested by ascent of economic hawks
Steve Bannon, U.S. President Donald Trump’s former chief strategist and 2016 campaign CEO, had a fiery response on Wednesday to Wall Street’s dim view of ...
Trump could win a trade war with China, but with nearly a third of Israel's economy derived from exports, it is particularly exposed to the U.S. president’s antics
The Trump administration placed 25 percent tariffs on a large number of Chinese goods Tuesday; the next day, China fought back.
If the tariffs stand, along with China’s retaliatory moves, they could damage industries that have relied on a global supply chain for their recovery.
As markets seesawed and industries fretted, American officials held out the possibility that tariffs outlined this week might never go into effect.
Wednesday began with share prices sliding, an apparent product of investors’ concerns about an escalating dispute between the world’s two biggest economies. By day’s end, markets had reversed course.
(Teleborsa) - Affonda sul mercato il titolo di Boeing che soffre con un calo del 2,42%.A dare una spinta al ribasso la guerra dei dazi che si sta consumando tra Cina e Stati Uniti. Le misure...
(Teleborsa) - Entra nel vivo la guerra commerciale tra USA e Cina. Pechino ha risposto prontamente alla decisione degli Stati Uniti di imporre nuovi dazi per 50 miliardi di dollari, soprattutto su...
La guerra commerciale fra Usa e Cina sul commercio continua a pesare sui mercati. Le Borse europee chiudono in leggero ribasso, eccetto Londra che termina sui livelli del giorno prima....
China hit back on April 4 at the Trump administration’s plan to slap tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods, retaliating with a list of similar duties on key U.S. imports including soybeans, planes, cars, whiskey and chemicals.
Peace proved perishable again for investors after China retaliated to US President Donald Trump’s tariff proposal with its own levies on US$50 billion of US imports.
European stocks got caught in the crossfire of escalating tensions between the United States and China again on Wednesday, heading for their steepest drop in almost two weeks.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand nosedived in line with most Southeast Asian stocks on Wednesday as China swiftly retaliated against the Trump administration's plans to impose tariffs on Chinese goods with duties on key US imports, heightening worries of a trade war between the two countries.
US groups say delay before tariffs start gives both sides time to avoid damaging dispute
Beijing threatens $50bn in imports after Trump targets 1,333 products
US aircraft maker’s biggest seller may largely fall outside range of tariffs
[Vanguard] Foreign investors from China and Europe have indicated interest in the $450 million Tomaro Industrial Park, which would generate about 2,000 direct employment for Nigerians.
China’s latest round of tariffs raised more questions about whether the two countries are headed for a full-blown trade war. Markets dropped on the news.
The measures, targeting $50 billion worth of soybeans, cars and other goods, were the latest move in the countries’ escalating trade confrontation.
A China prometeu retaliar com a "mesma força" à intenção anunciada pelos Estados Unidos de aumentar as suas taxas alfandegárias sobre produtos chineses, justificada pelo alegado roubo de tecnologia norte-americana pelos chineses.