China has said it has received overtures from the United States for talks on tariffs — but warned it will need concessions as proof of “sincerity” before any negotiations can take place.The
Wall Street ‘fear gauge’ above 40 FX and bond market volatility jump US sovereign credit default swaps on the rise US junk bond spreads surge to 17-month high U.S. Treasury yields fall
PALM BEACH, Florida/BEIJING/WASHINGTON – China announced additional tariffs of 34% on U.S. goods on Friday, striking back at U.S. President Donald Trump and escalating a trade war that has fed fears of a recession and triggered a global
More than 275,000 layoffs were announced last month, reaching a level not seen since the pandemic, according to a new report published Thursday. The biggest culprit was one particular employer: The federal
European stock markets continued to tumble on Friday, with investors still reeling from the scale of U.S. tariffs announced this week. The regional Stoxx 600 index was down 4.2% at 11:30 a.m.
Benchmark equity indices Sensex and Nifty slumped in initial trade on Friday due to heavy selling in metal, oil and gas shares as President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff salvo reignited the fears
A Chinese national flag flutters in the wind with the Cheung Kong Center building and CK Hutchison logo in the background in Hong Kong, China, April 1, 2025. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu | Photo Credit:
President Trump’s escalation of a global trade war on Thursday fueled the worst stock market sell-off since the coronavirus pandemic, as investors worried that the steep tariffs imposed on America’s trading partners
MISSOULA, Mont. – Montana is set to participate in the upcoming Global Business Forum in Marseille, France. The Montana World Trade Center, operating from the University of Montana’s business college, will represent
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Donald Trump’s trade war escalation has sparked a global sell-off, with US markets seeing the biggest declines. Tech and retail shares were among those worst hit when Wall Street opened for business,