Here’s why Trump is threatening 100% tariff on China President Donald Trump issued a new threat in his trade war with China on Friday in response to new export controls on rare earth minerals. Updated: 9:16 AM EDT Oct 11, 2025 Editorial Standards ⓘ Stocks fell sharply on Friday after President Donald Trump announced plans…
A secret letter sent by Chinese President Xi Jinping to President Droupadi Murmu in March, around the time US President Donald Trump signalled his intent to launch a global trade war, has quietly prompted a reset in India-China ties, Bloomberg reported. In his letter to President Murmu, later passed on to Prime Minister Narendra Modi,…
The Modi government is keen to avoid public confrontation, even as Trump doubles down on pressure. US President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened to “very substantially” raise tariffs on Indian goods – escalating the 25% duty already imposed last week. The reason? New Delhi’s continued purchase of discounted Russian oil.In a CNBC interview, Trump declared,…
When asked about US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s reported statement that he warned Chinese officials on Tuesday that continued purchases of Russian oil would result in higher tariffs, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun responded on Wednesday. He stated that China will take appropriate measures to protect its energy security based on its national interests….
President Donald Trump addressed reporters on Tuesday with a bold statement regarding the ongoing trade negotiations with China, saying that if the two countries cannot reach a deal, the US will set the terms. “We’re doing fine with China. We’re doing fine with almost every country. Everybody wants to have involvement with the United States,”…
Consumption, investment and industrial output topped estimates to start the year in China, pointing to signs of resilience for an economy still in need of more stimulus as Donald Trump‘s tariffs threaten growth. The upswing suggested Beijing’s pro-growth pivot since late September continued to feed momentum. At the same time, the property market stayed under…