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Oil prices retreated on Thursday as U.S. President Donald Trump ramped up a trade war with China, even as he announced a 90-day pause on tariffs aimed at other countries. Brent futures fell 77 cents,
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Canada's main stock index on Wednesday surged by the most in five years, led by gains for resource and technology shares, as investors cheered a sudden reversal by the U.S. on tariffs.
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The world’s two largest economies remain locked in a retaliatory standoff that torches $600 billion in bilateral trade and could yet spiral out of control.
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China and Mexico are the leading players in a robust and sophisticated global financial system supporting the fentanyl trade, the US Treasury Department claimed Wednesday in a report on bank secrecy that could provide more ammunition as Washington targets Beijing in a potentially devastating trade war.
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Sinar Daily on MSNTrump stuns with tariff backtrack but punishes ChinaChina duel. Markets have lost trillions of dollars in value since Trump's announcement of sweeping global tariffs one week ago on what he called "Liberation Day." Trump had impose
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China’s announcement is part of a flurry of retaliatory measures following President Trump’s “Liberation Day” slate of double-digit tariffs.
China has expanded its use of critical minerals as a trade weapon with curbs on exports of rare earths, threatening to shake-up the global supply of key materials used widely in high-tech ...