Experts say the US-China tariff war could deliver cheaper Chinese-made goods to Australian consumers. Cars, phones and electronic products once destined for the US could be exported to Australia ...

The escalating trade war between the United States and China has created deep uncertainty for U.S. companies that rely on Chinese suppliers ... not every product will be charged an astronomical ...

Despite a continent-wide ban, illegal trafficking of the beasts of burden continues to thrive in Africa, with local communities caught in the crossfire of Chinese demand for ejiao gelatin. Amina (last ...

Post’s company relies heavily on Chinese manufacturing ... So extrapolate Topo’s experience on so many other consumer products coming from China, from cellphones to toys to TVs.

President Trump announced he is raising the tariff on Chinese goods to 125%. NBC News’ Brian Cheung took a look at how the prices of products from electronics to furniture and clothing could be ...

Jayson Wu, the Chinese owner of a furniture factory in Hanoi, has no idea what he will do if US President Donald Trump goes ahead with his unprecedented “Liberation Day” tariffs. The plan ...

including the levy of 34 per cent for Chinese goods as well as 20 per cent for EU products. Trump's tariffs have roiled global markets in the last days, with trillions of dollars wiped off ...

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Global markets had previously posted gains on hopes that Trump might be willing to negotiate down the array of country and product-specific trade barriers he is erecting around the world’s ...