Major American technology companies have found themselves embroiled in an intensifying global trade dispute as both China and the European Union contemplate retaliatory measures against Silicon Valley in response to
Major American technology companies have found themselves embroiled in an intensifying global trade dispute as both China and the European Union contemplate retaliatory measures against Silicon Valley in response to
Fresh concerns have emerged over global trade relations as a crucial phone call between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping was unexpectedly postponed, sparking renewed fears of
China has struck back at President Trump’s recent trade measures by implementing tariffs on American products, including liquid natural gas, coal and oil. The swift retaliation follows Trump’s imposition of
Global markets experienced significant volatility as Donald Trump stepped back from an imminent trade war with Canada and Mexico by delaying the implementation of sweeping new US tariffs. The US
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a direct challenge to OPEC and global central banks during his address to the World Economic Forum in Davos. Speaking via video link,
In a significant shift in international trade policy, Donald Trump has declared his intention to impose a 10% tariff on Chinese imports beginning 1 February, whilst simultaneously contemplating similar measures
European Union companies find themselves in a precarious position as Donald Trump threatens trade tariffs unless the bloc increases its purchases of American oil and gas. Despite Brussels expressing willingness
The three largest state-owned Chinese airlines are aggressively expanding their European routes, capitalising on their unique advantage of unrestricted access to Russian airspace. This strategic expansion comes as Western carriers
Rachel Reeves, the UK Chancellor, has embarked on a mission to revitalise the connection between London and Shanghai stock exchanges during her groundbreaking visit to China this weekend. The trip
Household essentials, including food and beverages, might see price hikes of up to 20% in 2025 amid ongoing global supply chain challenges, according to industry experts. The Chartered Institute of