China, Trump
Analysis-US farmers back Trump but face pain from China tariff threats
U.S. farmers want something from President-elect Donald Trump that his trade policies mean he is unlikely to deliver: increased access to the market of top soy-importer China. Trump's Republican party enjoys wide support across the U.
But this also prompted tariffs in the United States, Europe, Turkey and elsewhere. China may be able to boost external ...
Now that the US presidential election has been called for Donald Trump, the sweeping tariffs regime that Trump promised on ...
China likely faces much higher tariffs from the U.S. next year, said Zhiwei Zhang, chief economist at Pinpoint Asset ...
Copper prices were up sharply on Thursday, with an analyst attributing the rise to expectations that Donald Trump's presidency would lead to additional tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting China to ...
As China braces for uncertainties brought by a second Trump presidency, Beijing is likely to pursue alliances outside the western world. It might become increasingly engaged with the Association of ...
More tariffs are coming in the second term. But there is a far-greater U.S.-China confrontation lurking ominously in the background, one with potentially catastrophic consequences not just for the ...
PITTSBURGH (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump warned on Monday that, if elected, he would punish ...
Australia-China Relations Institute director James Laurenceson said. As Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull lobbied US ...
“This would likely result in trade route adjustments rather than a drop in overall trade volumes, as Brazil would likely ...
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