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Trump keeps contradicting himself on tariffs, making a fragile world economy nervous
President Donald Trump can’t stop contradicting himself on his own tariff plans. He says he’s on a path to cut several new trade deals in a few weeks — but has also suggested it’s “physically impossible" to hold all the needed meetings.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has embarked on a four-day visit to Vietnam and the Philippines, focusing on the ...
Caveats: It’s still very early in Trump’s global trade war. And a company could theoretically blame the tariffs publicly for ...
Tokyo signals renewed interest in negotiations with a personal letter from Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba to Chinese President ...
The back-and-forth added to the uncertainty surrounding Trump's erratic tariff policy, not just around China, but also as it ...
Japan’s TOPIX index is in positive territory for the past 6 months, up 0.37% for the period. It’s an example of a global ...
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If California were its own country, its economy would now rank as the fourth largest of any nation in the globe, Gov. Gavin ...
Chip shares won big, with Tokyo Electron and Advantest the Nikkei’s two top movers in index-point terms. Nintendo jumped 5.4% ...
The global liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) market is facing an upheaval as high tariffs on U.S. imports force Chinese buyers to ...
Past success bringing foreign car companies stateside means the U.S. has more to lose and less to gain in today’s trade wars.
China has reportedly urged Japan for a coordinated response to tariffs imposed on both nations by US president Donald Trump.
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