President Donald Trump is reimaging U.S. foreign and international economic policies, and Americans won’t be richer.

THE latest developments surrounding Nippon Steel's investment in US Steel have again brought the competitiveness of the US steel industry back into the spotlight. Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru ...

China responds to US president's threat of 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, urging against trade conflict - Anadolu ...

Yet amid this uncertainty, it’s possible that there may be a silver lining. Trump may inadvertently be paving the way for a ...

The EU on Sunday criticised US President Donald Trump’s decision to slap import tariffs on major US trading partners – ...

There are fears US tariffs could lead to increased competition in key markets for Australian commodities and dampen demand in ...

In a statement the White House issued on Saturday on the Trump administration's additional tariffs on imports from China — as ...

China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday that protectionism leads nowhere, in response to a question about US President Donald ...

And that is only the direct effect of the tariffs. The U.S. economy will also experience considerable harm from retaliatory ...

As China continued to enhance its high-value export portfolio and deepen its market presence in emerging economies, the ...

The trade union Community said tariffs on British steel would be "hugely damaging" for the UK and "self-defeating" for the US ...