The ever-evolving trade war between the US and China dominated the focus this week, with the uncertainty continuing to haunt ...

UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said it would be ‘foolish’ to disengage with China amid concerns that the US ...

The ever-evolving trade war between the US and China dominated the focus this week, with the uncertainty continuing to haunt markets. However, there is scope for optimism amid all the mixed messaging ...

The White House has hinted that its first trade deal could be with South Korea, saying that the talks are progressing faster ...

Asian markets climbed on Friday and closed higher upon hopes that there may be an easing of the trade war between China and ...

China is a far bigger trading partner than the US for most countries. That limits what Trump can demand, experts say.

The president’s threats of tariffs have brought countries like Japan, South Korea and India rushing to negotiate, but they ...

China has warned countries globally against siding with the US in trade disputes and forging deals that harm Beijing's ...

For his part, Chinese President Xi Jinping travelled to three Southeast ... Last week, Treasury Secretary Rachel Reeves said it would be “very foolish” for the UK to engage in less trade ...

Meanwhile, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited three Southeast Asian ... Last week, Treasury Secretary Rachel Reeves stated that reducing trade with China would be 'very foolish' for the UK.

Analysts expect mixed results from the White House's multilateral push to force Beijing to the negotiating table.

That's the approach of this government," U.K. finance chief Rachel Reeves told The Telegraph ... how much he likes and respects Xi Jinping," King added. "Until we stop picking needless fights ...