B y imposing heavy tariffs on its trading partners, America has not only provoked a market crash, raised uncertainty to ...

The United States has withdrawn from talks in London looking at advancing decarbonisation in the shipping sector and ...

Iran has agreed to enter negotiations with the United States regarding its nuclear program. The decision to engage in talks, ...

China is trying to tariff-proof its economy by boosting consumption and investing in key industries, but analysts say it ...

Sachs expressed concern that the US seeks to push India into criticising China, positioning such actions as part of a broader ...

American farmers made their voices heard, and their president is back. Under his leadership, they will always have a voice in ...

Across the region, wholesalers, restaurants, and startups are having to decide whether to stick to their plans in the hopes ...

Are Trump's tariffs a long play to restructure global trade or a short play to bargain better deals? For his sake, it better be the latter.

Wash., says a bill that would require Congressional approval for tariffs has bipartisan support because they are an "economic ...

Interviews with 20 Trump voters found most of them back the recent tariffs, even if they drive up prices, but a critical slice voiced concerns about the president's approach.

U.S. and India aim to achieve $500 billion in two-way trade by 2030, a bold goal agreed to by President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in their February meeting at the White House.

China says it will take “resolute measures” to defend its trading rights, but gave no details on how it will respond to U.S.