Trade War

Dow futures fall more than 200 points as trade war fears persist

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The Chinese government said on Sunday that the door to resolving the impasse was always open, but that it would not yield on matters of principle, according to state news media. There are no winners in a trade war, The Peoples Daily newspaper said in a commen…

The standoff in Washington is having real-world impact. Puerto Ricans saw their first increase in nutritional assistance expire in March. Coastal states are urgently awaiting reconstruction funding less than a month before the next hurricane season begins. An…

China could also revive import barriers specifically aimed at some of the states that supported Mr. Trump in the 2016 election. In December, amid improved chances for a trade deal, China resumed buying American soybeans after it stopped buying them last summe…

Yet the Standard & Poors 500 index was down only 2.1 percent in the first two trading days of the week, and little changed in Wednesdays trading as of midday. The index has given up only about a months worth of gains; markets were lower as recently as ear…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The prospect of an escalating trade war between the U.S. and China led to major losses in the stock market today. President Trump's administration did not back off threats to impose higher tarif…

(Reuters) - China has been changing laws to address U.S. concerns about fair treatment of foreign companies, but with some vague wording and persistent concerns about enforcement, it is unclear if this will leave Washington satisfied. In a sharp deteriorati…

(Reuters) - U.S. companies in everything from computer chips to tractors have said President Donald Trump’s trade wars, including disputes with Beijing and global steel tariffs, have had an impact on them. Even for some of the expected winners, such as stee…

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- When it comes to trade with China, it often seems that President Donald Trump is his own worst enemy. Unilaterally raising tariffs, as Trump is threatening, is akin to punishing U.S. consumers for Chinas misbehavior. Most economists vi…