By Ankika Biswas (Reuters) -As financial markets pin their hopes on a de-escalation in the U.S.-China trade war, some experts ...

AS CHINA’S export machine sputters under the weight of 145 per cent tariffs, jobs are at risk. Some 16 million workers are ...

China’s position looks relatively sturdy as Beijing has quietly been working towards economic success, even as the US ...

Guangzhou is the world’s hub for cheap clothing. But as tariffs threaten trade between the United States and China, workers ...

Local business owners are waiting to see how the trade war with China might impact them and how much they have to pay for raw ...

China doesn't want or fear a trade war, and talks should be conducted in an equal, respectful and reciprocal manner, ...

It was news the rest of the world had been waiting to hear as astonishingly high tariffs - up to 245% on some Chinese exports ...

The standoff over terms of negotiations, and whether they are happening, signals that a protracted economic fight lies ahead.

Australia’s re-elected government says ‘dark shadow’ of US-China trade war top priority - Albanese claims victory as first ...

Trump's tariffs are spiraling the U.S. toward an economic crisis as shipments slow down — and China doesn't plan to back down ...

A top Chinese economic official said Beijing was on the "right side of history" in its gruelling trade war with the United ...

Market analyst Gary Shilling says the U.S. trade war with China is pushing him to look more closely at investments in India.