America’s president-elect wants to reshape trade, capital and labour flows. But who could be the biggest winners and losers?

In the course of discussion and commentary, the protectionist US Smoot-Hawley legislation of the 1930s and its disastrous consequences are increasingly being recalled.

Part of President-elect Donald Trump‘s attempt to tighten the reins on China could be revoking the country’s permanent normal ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping delivers an important speech entitled "Building a Just World of Common Development" at Session I ...

The debilitating inflation plaguing the Biden-Harris administration helped secure Donald Trump’s improbable return to the White House. Since President Joe Biden took office, prices have increased on ...

Trump has proposed tariffs of between 60% and 100% on Chinese goods, and a tax of between 10% and 20% on every product ...

Ding's commentary is among the most explicit pushback from China since Trump's election win. Though details remain scarce, ...

The import taxes could upset trade partners and start a trade war. They could anger investors and cause stocks to slide. They ...

Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs will intensify the trade tussle in 2025. Countries that had previously managed to sit out the ...

With the incoming president’s renewed threats of massive tariffs on China, it’s worth revisiting whether such policies ...

China's announcement that it will end tax rebates on exports of aluminium semi-manufactured products caused market mayhem on ...

President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs would raise costs for automakers, suppliers and consumers while forcing ...