HONG KONG -- China-oriented e-commerce platforms were set to begin raising prices for U.S. shoppers on Friday, in response to President Donald Trump's steep tariffs, with Chinese sellers closely ...

The U.S. President signalled a shift when he said that tariffs will have to "come down substantially," writes Ryan Hass.

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Despite the tough rhetoric flying between Washington and Beijing, the impact of such elevated tariffs on some industries is ...

By now, anyone with even half an eye on the news has seen headlines about how the economy is suddenly in trouble because of President Donald Trump’s tariffs: Markets are swinging wildly, investors are ...

Consumer sentiment is souring about the economy, and airlines have cited weakening sales among economy-class leisure ...

Since the announcement, China and the U.S. have gone tit-for-tat with tariff rates. Currently, the U.S. has placed 145% tariffs on all goods imported from China, which prompted China to hit the U.S.

Dual-listed ADRs can technically be exchanged for the equivalent shares in the primary listing — for example, in Hong Kong — which gives rise to a transpacific arbitrage trade that has kept the market ...

Oil prices were set for a weekly decline of nearly 2% on the back of oversupply concerns and uncertainty around tariff talks ...

Indian economy could grow at 6.5 per cent in the current fiscal as lower prices of crude oil are expected to ease inflationary pressure and support domestic growth, despite intensifying global trade ...

China is now thinking about giving some American-made products a break from its extremely high tariffs. These tariffs, as ...