trade war

Trump’s trade wars aren’t just about him or China—but global economic imbalances that the next U.S. administration will still have to address.

Both the United States and China want a bargain. But they’re fooling themselves if they think it’s happening.

As the U.S.-China trade war heats up, Beijing and Moscow could ditch Boeing and Airbus and make their own planes together—but it won’t be good news for passengers or airlines.

A crisis unfolds in Kashmir, the U.S.-China trade war escalates (again), and the United States grapples with back-to-back mass shootings.

The U.S.-China trade war reignites, the Fed takes bold action, and a U.S.-Russia nuclear treaty comes to an end.

The Trump administration’s obsession with trade threats, tariffs, and bullying both allies and rivals into submission was based on an ambitious theory. It turned out to be a fallacy.

Beijing’s annual investments have plummeted from a 2016 peak to an eight-year low in 2018.

Tokyo’s temper tantrum over history is mostly hurting itself.

Chinese leaders say they can effectively retaliate against Trump’s tariffs. They’re wrong.

By lowering interest rates, the body is cushioning the blow of tariffs and convincing the president that they are working.

Ten things to read as relations sour.

The trade war has been good for Hanoi—but the boom has its limits.

The trade war is showing how deep Beijing’s global influence runs.

In its trade standoff with the United States, China’s Ace could be the 737 Max.

Trump’s threatened trade war against European cars would hurt America most.

The Trump administration’s message to Canada and other U.S. allies is clear: If you take heat for helping Washington, you’re on your own.

American companies and markets are suffering collateral damage from U.S. trade war with China.

Trade war is hurting everyone, but it has a geopolitical solution.

The president's trade war is bringing Beijing to heel.

Joining the trade pact would force both sides to make much-needed changes.