In a surprising turn of events, the US and China have reached a significant trade deal after two days of intense negotiations in Geneva. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced 'substantial progress' and hinted at a possible resolution to the ongoing trade war. This agreement comes as both nations aim to stabilize their economic relationship and address the massive trade deficit.
In a major development, US officials announced substantial progress in trade negotiations with China, hinting at a deal that could reshape the global economy and resolve ongoing tariff issues.
Donald Trump proclaimed a 'total reset' in US-China trade relations following fruitful talks in Geneva. With tariffs reaching alarming heights, both nations seek a way forward. Can they avert a global economic downturn?
In a significant move, US and Chinese officials have commenced trade talks in Geneva, aiming to address the escalating trade war sparked by recent tariffs. With financial markets on edge, can they find common ground?
Chinese Vice Premier He Lipeng meets U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in Geneva to initiate trade discussions amid rising tariffs and economic tensions. Can this meeting pave the way for a resolution?
In a surprising move, President Trump hinted at reducing tariffs on China to 80%. While this is a drop from the current 145%, is it enough to satisfy investors? Key trade talks in Switzerland are set to unfold this weekend.
The S&P 500 is set to break a two-day losing streak with US-China trade talks scheduled for this weekend. However, experts warn that a quick resolution to the ongoing tariff war is unlikely.
High-level U.S. officials are meeting with a Chinese delegation in Switzerland this weekend, marking a significant step in trade talks. With tariffs skyrocketing, the outcome could reshape the economic landscape for both nations.
As US and Chinese trade officials meet to discuss de-escalation, the future of the global economy hangs in the balance. With tariffs crippling trade, can a breakthrough be achieved?
Gold prices have rallied after experiencing their largest drop this year, as traders respond to mixed signals regarding US tariffs on China. With prices nearing $3,330 an ounce, investors are keenly watching market developments.
