White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Friday that President Donald Trump is "optimistic" about striking a trade deal with China. Leavitt made the comment in response to a reporter who ...

The response underscored China’s decision to stand firm in the ... Those moves followed a White House statement that import duties on Chinese exports to the U.S. would be 145 percent.

As a member of the European Union, Poland was struck with 20% reciprocal tariffs under the White House’s April ... with the exception of new duties on China. Despite the market response, Saravel ...

had been pushing for a more structured approach to the trade conflict that would focus on isolating China as the worst actor while still sending a broader message that Mr. Trump was serious about ...

After making an example out of China, the White House sent a stark warning to trading partners-- "DO NOT RETALIATE AND YOU WILL BE REWARDED." Meanwhile, China refused to back down against America ...

Then today, the White House confirmed the total base tariff on China is actually 145%, an amount higher than the 125% previously reported and which Trump himself had seemed to imply on social media.

The rise of e-commerce continues to disrupt logistics and supply chain operations, driving the need for faster, more efficient delivery models. As consumer demands evolve, traditional freight methods ...

"Everybody wants to make a deal," he added. He added that he is open to talking to China’s President Xi Jinping, saying, “I think we’ll end up making a very good deal.” When asked why his ...

Amid rising tensions, China released a White Paper condemning US protectionism and unilateralism, warning of economic instability and disrupted global trade. It calls for equal dialogue and ...

“It is the White House who capitulated ... While he escalated the trade war against China by raising its import taxes to 125 percent, Trump said that beyond the 10 percent across-the-board ...

China' Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian has hit back against Trump tariffs and the United States 'bullying behaviour.' China has released a comprehensive white paper, outlining its response ...

"China still can't produce the volume of chips it needs domestically, so it is critically reliant on imports of Nvidia chips." The White House and the Commerce Department did not return requests ...