President Donald Trump on Saturday announced he’s levying tariffs of 30% against the European Union and Mexico starting Aug.

Exports rose 5.8 per cent in June from a year earlier to US$325 billion. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

It's anyone's guess why U.S. President Donald Trump posted tariff letters to the European Union and Mexico — 30% on goods imported from both — on Saturday.

Exports to the US remained in negative territory in June although the decline was softer than in May. There was an annual ...

The global economy is, to put it mildly, in a state of flux. Before the most recent U.S. elections, it was already being ...

Equity-index futures retreated and Asian shares edged down in a cautious start to the week after President Donald Trump ...

South Korea and Japan were caught off guard last week when US President Donald Trump took aim at two of America’s longtime ...

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China’s export growth accelerated for the first time since March, driven by a reduction in US tariffs and robust demand from ...

China trade rebounds in June amid fears of fresh US tariffs, as exporters rush to ship goods ahead of Trump August 12 ...

The EU, the largest trading bloc and America’s top trading partner, had planned to introduce its own countermeasures starting Monday at midnight Brussels time. However, von der Leyen said the EU will ...

The ASEAN communique did not name the US, but its opposition to the tariffs was obvious, expressing concern over “rising ...