Nvidia’s H20 AI chip has been at the center of U.S.-China trade negotiations for months. Raffaele Huang and Robbie Whelan explain why China loves and fears Nvidia’s chip. Beijing wants [

The Trump administration’s potential deal with Nvidia over its chip exports is rankling conservative China hawks, who see it as a bad move for American national security and want a more muscular strategy of economic statecraft against Beijing.

Nvidia and AMD will be required to give the U.S. 15% of their China chip sales, reflecting new measures on tech trade and national security.

China is imposing sanctions on two Lithuanian banks in what it says is retaliation for the European Union’s inclusion of two Chinese financial institutions in its latest round of sanctions against Rus

China has taken countermeasures against two banks in the European Union, in response to the bloc placing two Chinese financial institutions on a Russia-related sanctions list, its commerce ministry said on Wednesday.

China has imposed sanctions on two Lithuanian banks, in retaliation for recent EU curbs on two Chinese lenders as relations sour over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The measures, announced by China’s Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday,

NEW DELHI/BEIJING (Reuters) -From talks on resuming direct flights to a series of high-level bilateral visits, longtime rivals China and India are quietly and cautiously strengthening ties against the backdrop of U.

When companies realized they needed to diversify away from China, India was the natural choice. Now, U.S. tariffs threaten that.

India and China are restoring economic links strained by a deadly 2020 border clash, the latest sign Prime Minister Narendra Modi is drawing closer to the BRICS countries after US President Donald Trump hit the South Asian nation with a 50% tariff.

Symone Sanders Townsend and Alicia Menendez blast Trump for his China trade flip-flop and call out the president for his attempts to politicize the U.S. economy.

US President Donald Trump's "unprecedented" deal to allow exports of some advanced chips to China in exchange for a cut of the revenues - and hints that similar deals for other industries are being considered - signals that Washington is moving towards a potentially dangerous "pay to play" foreign trade policy,