Trade War

Ask Zhu Kaiyu about his factory, and he can rattle off a series of statistics meant to impress: 15,000 square meters, 800 employees, 300 machines, 5 million articles of clothing sold per year. Zhu opened his factory for knitted apparel in Dongguan, in China’s Guangdong province, in 2002. He’s proud…

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SYDNEY — Australia has stuck its neck out just as China is in a head-chopping mood. So where’s the EU when Canberra needs it? With the world teetering on the edge of a pandemic-induced economic meltdown, Australia, the world’s 13th-largest economy already on the ropes after years of drought and…

Kevin Lamarque/Reuters A Friday release detailed which corporate-credit ETFs the Federal Reserve bought up from the program's May 12 start to May 18. BlackRock's iShares iBoxx US Dollar Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF was the most purchased, with the central bank buying up 2,521,892 shares over the period. Total purchases reached…

Richard Drew/AP Options contracts appear to be pricing in 2021 dividends that are 40% lower than their March levels, Goldman Sachs wrote in a Friday note. Dividends currently sit 30% lower from three months ago and stand to fall further as banks shore up cash for loan-loss protections. If banks…

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Published: May 30, 2020 at 12:51 a.m. ET New York Fed report backs earlier evidence that American companies have continued to pick up the tab for Trump-initiated tariffs President Donald Trump of the U.S. strolls in 2017 beside Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in…

This story is jointly produced by POLITICO and the South China Morning Post, with reporting from Brussels, Paris and Hong Kong. European leaders are in no mood to follow the U.S. in threatening trade sanctions against Beijing as it moves to tighten its grip on Hong Kong. Despite growing tensions…

Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images Investment-grade corporate bond sales topped the $1 trillion threshold at the fastest pace in history, Bloomberg reported Thursday. The Federal Reserve's unprecedented move into corporate debt purchases helped fuel the buying spree by wiping out credit-health fears and driving historic inflows. Only $548 billion worth of…