President Trump has extended a trade truce with China for another 90 days, delaying a potential economic showdown and providing critical time for negotiations. This move aims to ease tensions and facilitate a future summit with President Xi Jinping.
In a bid to defuse escalating trade tensions, U.S. and Chinese officials are considering extending a 90-day tariff truce. With a looming deadline and complex negotiations, the stakes are high for global markets.
China's grip on the rare earth metals market comes at a significant environmental price. Toxic sludge and poisoned valleys reveal the hidden costs of this industrial powerhouse. Discover the shocking truths behind Baotou's pollution crisis.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached new heights as investors overlook trade war threats. Despite President Trump's recent comments on trade discussions, the market remains resilient, showcasing a historic rebound from earlier turmoil.
In a significant move, the US and China have finalized a trade deal that secures China's commitment to deliver rare earths essential for modern technology. This agreement marks a pivotal moment in US-China relations.
Stock markets and the dollar cautiously react to new U.S.-China trade talk developments. Investors remain wary as they await inflation data and a critical Treasury auction.
In a surprising announcement, President Trump declares a finalized trade deal with China involving significant tariffs and the supply of rare earth minerals. This agreement aims to reshape U.S.-China relations and includes provisions for Chinese students in U.S. colleges.
The auto industry is bracing for a severe shortage of rare earth elements, reminiscent of the pandemic-era chip crisis. With China controlling supply, manufacturers face potential shutdowns and soaring prices.
As US-China trade negotiations resume in London, both countries are under pressure to resolve key issues, particularly regarding rare earth minerals essential for technology. Can they find common ground?
Tensions between the U.S. and China escalate as trade talks in London address tariffs, technology access, and student visa issues. Will these discussions lead to a resolution or further conflict?
