China’s Economy Shows Signs of Strength as Trade War Begins
China’s consumption and industrial production grew faster in January-February, an upswing that exceeded forecasts, according to data released Monday. At the same time, new- home prices fell more quickly, worsening for the first time in six months despite efforts to prop up the market.
China has set an ambitious target of “around 5%” growth for 2025, in a defiant show of confidence as it braces for the ...
Growth outlooks in the United States and several other countries are projected to slow this year and next, as uncertainty on ...
President Donald Trump's tariff hikes will drag down growth in Canada, Mexico and the United States while driving up ...
ostensibly imposed over China's failure to curb shipments of fentanyl precursors—a claim Beijing dismisses as a pretext for protectionism—add to longstanding tensions over unfair trade practices.
China hasn’t imported liquefied natural gas from the US for 40 days, the longest gap in almost two years, as traders are ...
Meanwhile, rival Haleon, which makes Advil, Night Nurse and Panadol, told Reuters in late February that most of Haleon's U.S.
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Chinese stocks remain resilient amid Trump’s trade wars, supported by overseas investments. The Hang Seng index surged 20.70% ...
Tariffs can make imported goods more expensive for consumers, particularly products without a strong domestic industry or ...
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