A months-long period of calm on Wall Street was upended on Friday as US stocks tumbled following Donald Trump’s threat to impose significantly higher tariffs on Chinese imports.
A months-long period of calm on Wall Street was upended on Friday as US stocks tumbled following Donald Trump’s threat to impose significantly higher tariffs on Chinese imports.
The European Union has put forward proposals for a new wave of retaliatory tariffs on US goods worth $72bn (£62.4bn), following President Donald Trump’s threat to impose 30% levies on
Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks on Thursday amid escalating tensions over trade tariffs.
Donald Trump has branded Chinese President Xi Jinping “extremely hard to make a deal with,” as the world’s two largest economies clash once again over trade.
Trump Spares UK Steel from 50% Tariffs in Last-Minute Reprieve
US stock markets have edged higher this afternoon, buoyed by substantial gains in Nvidia and other semiconductor stocks, as investors look ahead to potential trade negotiations between Washington and its
FTSE 100 reaches one-month high as US-China tariff pause lifts global markets
The FTSE 100 underperformed its European and Asian counterparts in early trading after Donald Trump unveiled plans to slash prescription drug prices in the US.
European markets rally as US-China tariff pause lifts sentiment
WTI (May) $62.47 +$1.14, Brent (June), Diff -$3.38 +4c. USNG (May) $3.25, UKNG (May) 86.99p +3.6p, TTF (May) €35.855 +€1.645.
U.S. stock markets fell in early trading as Donald Trump vowed to impose 200% tariffs on French wine and other alcoholic beverages.
China’s foreign minister warned that Beijing will continue to retaliate against what he described as the United States’ “arbitrary tariffs,” as global market turmoil deepened.