 | Japan-US launch talks to resolve dispute over import tariffsJapan hopes to convince Washington to lift tariffs imposed during President Donald Trump’s administration. The U.S. recently resolved a similar dispute with the European Union. |
 | Despite Modi government's steps to stem fall, rupee again breaches 72-markThe dollar rose against a basket of major currencies overseas, with investors cautiously awaiting news on the implementation of US tariffs on an additional USD 200 billion of Chinese imports. |
 | Asian markets sink on fears of fresh US tariffs on ChinaThe Washington Post and Wall Street Journal said US President Trump had decided to impose 10 percent levies on USD 200 billion of Chinese imports and could make an announcement in the coming days. |
 | Trump's USD 200 billion tariff bomb to go off today, say media reportsThe fresh tariffs are aimed at putting pressure on Beijing ahead of tough negotiations on its demand for technology transfer from US companies. |
 | Chinese companies flee overseas to avoid US tariffsChinese factories making everything from bikes to tyres, plastics and textiles are moving assembly lines abroad to skirt higher customs taxes on their exports to the United States and elsewhere. |
 | Donald Trump's China tariffs will hit our products hard: AppleThe company's US-made hardware products have taken it to become a USD 1 trillion company but those products are built in China which, in turn, creates thousands of jobs. |
 | China's state media slam US trade announcement, say Beijing ready to fightUnited States said on Tuesday that it still held the threat of imposing tariffs on USD50 billion of imports from China and would use it unless Beijing addressed the issue of theft of US IPR. |
 | White House wants 'concrete steps' before scrapping China tariffsThe White House tempered Donald Trump's praise of Chinese leader Xi Jinping's trade comments, saying concrete action was needed before Washington would consider scrapping tariffs against Beijing. |
 | China challenges US over steel, aluminium tariffs at WTOUS President Donald Trump decided in March to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, primarily to target China. |
 | China calls on world to stand up to US over tradeChina's foreign minister called on the international community to oppose the United States' recent trade moves, saying they threatened global economic growth. |
 | China warns US it will unveil retaliatory tariffs soonChina warned the United States on Wednesday that it will announce retaliatory measures "in the coming days" after US published a list of $50 billion in Chinese products that will face US tariffs. |
 | US identifies USD 50 billion in Chinese imports facing tariffsThe move came a day after Beijing imposed duties on about $3 billion in US exports such as pork, wine and fruit, a countermeasure to US metal tariffs. |
 | Ready to fight trade war till the end: China to USChina imposed tariffs on 128 US imports worth USD 3 billion, including meat, fruit and pork, as retaliation against taxes approved by US President Trump on imported steel and aluminium. |
 | US tariffs on steel, aluminum 'unacceptable', says CanadaTrump said on Thursday that he would impose 25 per cent of tariff on steel imports and 10 per cent for aluminium to protect the US industry. |
