US-China trade war

But phase two of the US-China trade deal might face some difficulties, says AMRO chief economist Khor Hoe Ee.

SINGAPORE (Jan 17): Let the collateral damage begin now that the Phase 1 trade deal between China and the US has been signed. The headline is a pledge by China to purchase an additional US$200 billion ($269.2 billion) of US farm products and other goods a

As one of the MNCs affected by US-China trade war tariffs, Global Invacom will completely cease operations in China and relocate to the Philippines by June.

The US has reignited geopolitical tensions with Iran, even as the trade war with China goes on. While there are signs of a broader global economic recovery, central banks have little room to manoeuvre if growth stalls again.

From a fragile US-China trade truce to volatile relations in the Middle East, investors have seen an uneasy start to 2020.

“Uncertainty” looks to be the key word in 2020. But Natixis IM Solutions' Esty Dwek offers some answers.

CAMBRIDGE (Dec 27): US President Donald Trump’s on-and-off trade war against China added ominous clouds of uncertainty to the world economy in 2019, raising the prospect of a significant global economic downturn. His erratic and bombastic style made a b

The world economic order will undergo further change in this coming decade. How can investors stay ahead, and what should they avoid? The Edge Singapore speaks to three veteran market analysts to find out.

SINGAPORE (Dec 27): With the US-China trade war having dragged on for nearly two years now, the global supply chain, particularly in electronics manufacturing, is being reconfigured. This trend will be irreversible, regardless of what US President Donald

(Dec 23): China cut import tariffs on a wide range of goods including food, consumer items and parts for manufacturing smart-phones, continuing Beijing’s drive to lower trade barriers and spur domestic demand.