Washington, Dec 13 US President Donald Trump has reportedly signed off on the terms to strike a trade deal with China in an attempt to avert a new round of tariffs, a media report said on Friday. The US has
Washington, Oct 9 The new managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Kristalina Georgieva, on Tuesday said that the trade war between the United States and China is taking its toll on the world’s economic activity in general, and on
Washington, Sep 13 The International Monetary Fund said that the trade war between the United States and China is already triggering a global economic slowdown. IMF spokesman Gerry Rice recalled at a news conference at the organization’s headquarters in Washington
Mumbai, Sep 4 The ongoing US-China trade war is headed for further escalation, global ratings firm Moody’s said on Wednesday. “Of the three plausible scenarios for US-China trade tensions, the risk of a ‘hardened stance’ scenario has increased,” Moody’s said
Sydney, June 26 The Prime Minister of Australia on Wednesday warned that the trade war between the US and China was causing collateral damage by aggravating rising global economic uncertainty. “The world’s most important bilateral relationship, the US-China relationship, is clearly
Chennai, Dec 19 The US-China trade war is having a positive rub-off effect on the Indian rubber industries as they are now witnessing a trend in increased export orders to the USA, said officials of the All India Rubber Industries Association
Washington, Sep 24 The ongoing trade war between the US and China further escalated on Monday as the two economic powerhouses slapped each other with the largest rounds of tariffs yet, unleashing punitive duties now on roughly half of their
Beijing, Sep 19 Tech tycoon Jack Ma has told investors to hunker down for a drawn out trade war between the US and China that can last for upto 20 years. “It’s going to last long, it’s going to be
New York, June 20 Stock markets fell around the world on Tuesday in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs threat to China. The Dow Jones was down more than 300 points, or 1.6 per cent, at the
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