Ambassador Cui Tiankai in an interview with Fox News said if US had not changed its mind repeatedly and signed deals, the trade war could have ended between the two countries.
The war of 1812 between US and United Kingdom might offer a more realistic comparison, say trade historians
Reports by UN, OECD forecast slow growth worldwide as trade tensions, policy uncertainties rise
The US has invoked national security concerns and threatened to raise tariffs on more Chinese goods worth around $325 billion
Understanding Chinese complexities and contradictions might help to understand the Chinese response to the trade war
American culture is so deeply embedded in China that experts say a boycott would be impossible.
The official however stated that the economy would overcome any obstacle and will not require any major structural change
Dumping of goods at predatory rates will lead to disruption of demand-supply dynamics in local markets
Sales to US and other overseas car companies are a growing revenue stream for Chinese component suppliers
Central and local authorities in China have at least 25.1 trillion yuan ($3.65 trillion) unspent in their budgets this year
India needs to make use of this opportunity to significantly enhance its exports especially in information and communications technology (ICT) and the automotive sector
Southeast Asia is now sitting in the crossfire between China and the US
Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra Wednesday said a wave of Chinese investment in India may be imminent in the wake of intensifying trade war between the US and China. Commenting on reports that US President Donald Trump will meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping next month, in a tweet Mahindra said, "Even if they settle, a Chinese firm with large exports to the US would be wise to hedge & invest in a subsidiary in India & transfer its scale-manufacturing skills." He further said, "Direct exports would simply become indirect. A wave of Chinese investment in India may be imminent..." His comments come at a time when the US-China trade dispute escalated on Monday when Beijing announced levies duty on US products of USD 60 billion. The Chinese move was in retaliation to higher tariff by Washington, which had last week said it planned to impose 25 per cent levies on nearly Chinese products of USD 200 billion. Mahindra also said, "Many Indian companies will take advantage of .
GSP is the largest and oldest US trade preference programme and is designed to promote economic development by allowing duty-free entry for thousands of products from designated beneficiary countries.
Data suggested consumers were now beginning to cut back spending on everyday products, and continued to shun expensive items such as cars
World markets hovered near two-month lows on Tuesday
China could soon start flooding excess steel into its market after the United States raised tariffs on Chinese products due to the escalating trade war, fears Indian industry.
Trump indicated that he was not going back unless China agreed to the negotiated trade agreement between them
China did not mention the United States by name, but it referred to a number of policies clearly associated with Washington
The US President tweeted that companies will be forced to move out of China to save on expenses