Market jitters over trade fade as investors call 'Tariff Man' Trump's bluff
The outsized swings in markets on the back of Donald Trump's every word on tariffs just weeks ago have faded to mere flickers, as investors switch their focus elsewhere, and bet against a full-scale trade war really materialising.
A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. The People's Bank of China's interest rate decision tops a busy Asia-Pacific ...
In an escalation of his trade war, President Donald Trump moved to put tariffs on nations that levy taxes and fees that hurt ...
Liquor is leverage as the world careens toward another trade dispute. European tariffs on American whiskey snap back after ...
There were hopes that a phone call between Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping last week could have avoided an escalation in hostilities, which could lead to a broader trade war. But that ...
The European Union is ready to discuss cutting tariffs on autos and other goods as it seeks to head off a trade war with the ...
As the threat of a trade war grows, Canadian investors are seeking protection in gold and in shares of companies producing ...
Meanwhile, Putin said he would like to meet with Trump.
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Trump grew up in the prosperous period that started with the end of the Second World War and continued unabated ... he started talking about global trade — and those talking points have barely ...
Moving beyond cost-benefit analysis to examine strength of character is essential in decision-making and provides a new ...
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