 | Amid crisis, Chinese official calls for 'joint efforts' in China-US tradePresident Joe Biden is yet to announce a strategy for dealing with Beijing but is widely expected to renew pressure on trade and technology complaints that prompted his predecessor. |
 | Biden vows no quick rollback of Trump's China tariffsBiden meanwhile has been a strident critic of China's human rights record and analysts have predicted his administration will maintain a hawkish posture towards Beijing. |
 | Trade war offers new opportunities for Indian specialty chemical firmsIndia may be the world’s pharmacy, but China has long dominated the manufacture of key raw materials used to make pharmaceutical formulations. |
 | US strategy is to push back against China in every domain, says OfficialUS has found that the Chinese have exploited every opportunity that they can - from technology theft to assertion of sovereignty over other countries territory. |
| China, US discuss economic coordination in trade under 'Phase 1' truce dealThe announcement gave no details of the meeting held as part of the 'Phase 1' truce aimed at ending a tariff war between the two biggest global economies that has disrupted worldwide trade. |
 | China likely to impose tariffs on Australian wineChina’s only other anti-dumping investigation of Australia effectively closed the China market to Australian barley in May through crippling tariffs. |
 | China blasts US 'digital gunboat diplomacy' over TikTokZhao said TikTok had done everything required by the US, including hiring only Americans as its top executives, hosting its servers in the US. |
 | Why tariff war threatens Beijing's global economic ambitionsBeijing managed to keep Chinese economic growth steady in the most recent quarter despite a drop in exports to the United States. |
 | World economy is set to feel the delayed trade war pain in 2019The critical question is whether US and China can strike a deal by the March 1 deadline because if they succeed, a cloud will be lifted off the world economy. |
 | NAFTA talks likely to continue on sidelines of UN meeting: Justin TrudeauOfficials have been in talks nearly non-stop for a month as they try to overcome hurdles and agree on a NAFTA rewrite. |
 | 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. |
 | Business economists say Trump tariffs will harm US: SurveyNABE Vice President Kevin Swift said more than 90 percent of the 251 economists surveyed said the tariffs and threats of tariffs had "unfavorable consequential impacts." |
