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Bessent Says ‘It’s Up to China to De-Escalate’ in Trade War
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said “all aspects” of the US government are in contact with China but that it’s up to Beijing to take the first step in de-escalating the tariff fight with the US due to the imbalance of trade between the two nations.
All American exports to China worth $140.7 billion last year now face a retaliatory Chinese tariff of at least 125%, putting ...
US and China tariff tensions continue to dominate the focus, with signs of deescalation mounting even as President Trump sent ...
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The clock is ticking on trade deals that the U.S. will need to strike with many nations, most notably China, to avoid what ...
Some third-party merchants who previously sold China-made goods during Amazon's premier July shopping event are sitting it ...
A Business Insider reporter saw firsthand how much the US relies on global trade during a recent Costco shopping trip.
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The economic impact of the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration will soon become apparent to everyday Americans and ...
Deutsche Lufthansa AG cautioned that it has only limited visibility into the latter part of the year as trade tensions and ...
Consumer and investor sentiment is in the dumps, but these Wall Street strategists are optimistic for a stock-market recovery ...
The fallout from the chaos unleashed by Trump’s tariffs is set to be significant, with governments, multinational ...
Gold slipped on Tuesday as signs of easing tensions in the U.S.-China trade dispute weighed on the safe-haven metal, while ...
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