In a historic meeting, Modi and Xi emphasize cooperation over rivalry, aiming to strengthen trade ties and address border stability amid U.S. tariff pressures. Discover the implications of their discussions!
The US Commerce Department has revoked exemptions for companies selling semiconductor equipment to China, impacting firms like SK Hynix and Samsung. This move raises concerns over the global semiconductor supply chain and the future of trade relations between the US and China.
President Trump expresses his desire to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this year, while engaging in tense discussions with South Korea's new president. Trade and military issues remain critical as both nations navigate complex relations.
The euro zone economy achieved a surprising 0.1% growth in Q2, defying predictions of stagnation. Experts attribute this resilience to limited impacts from U.S. trade policies, despite ongoing uncertainty in negotiations.
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.
In a bid to ease trade tensions, U.S. and Chinese officials concluded talks in Stockholm, agreeing to extend a tariff truce. While no breakthroughs were announced, the discussions could lead to a significant meeting between Trump and Xi Jinping, with economic implications worldwide.
President Trump has unveiled a significant trade agreement with the EU, imposing a 15% tariff on imports, a major shift from previous negotiations. This deal aims to stabilize business amidst ongoing trade tensions.
As trade talks with the US stall, the EU is contemplating aggressive counter-measures against American sectors. With tariffs looming, can a trade war be avoided?
In June, U.S. producer prices remained unchanged, despite rising costs in certain sectors due to tariffs. This stability could pave the way for potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve later this year.
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang announced that the Trump administration has approved the sale of advanced H20 AI chips to China, aiming to enhance competition in the rapidly growing AI market despite ongoing trade tensions.
