#trade war

China's consumer prices hit a three-year low in April 2026. As trade war pressures and weak domestic demand collide, deflationary ripples are spreading across global supply chains. Here's what it means for your investments and industries.

President Trump arrives in Beijing for his second face-to-face meeting with Xi Jinping. What's on the table, who needs this deal more, and what does it mean for global markets?

Trump's proposed tariffs could reshape global trade and hit American consumers with $2,600 in extra costs annually. Winners, losers, and the unpredictability factor analyzed.

Trump's tariff regime has been ruled unlawful by federal courts, yet he's promising even steeper trade barriers. What happens when law meets political will in global trade?

Over 2,000 companies sue for tariff refunds after Supreme Court ruling. With $140 billion in limbo and Trump's mixed signals, the real winners may surprise you.

Supreme Court strikes down Trump's tariffs as unconstitutional, but new 150-day tariffs create fresh chaos. What happens to $175 billion in collected fees?

Learning Resources paid over $10 million in tariffs before winning at the Supreme Court. But new tariffs started immediately. A look inside the global supply chain reality.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz concluded his first China visit with strengthened ties and a 120-aircraft Airbus deal, as Germany seeks to rebalance relationships amid Trump administration unpredictability and trade tensions.

Trump 2.0's tariff strategy could reshape global trade with 60% China tariffs and universal import duties. Analysis of business impacts, consumer costs, and geopolitical implications.

Trump's 10% global tariff takes effect, reshaping international trade. Analysis of winners, losers, and consumer impact as companies scramble to adapt their supply chains.

With the Supreme Court striking down broad tariffs and China's strengthened negotiating position, the upcoming Beijing summit marks a potential turning point in US-China trade relations.

Gold prices jump over $50 while the dollar slides 2% as Trump announces new tariff plans targeting China, Mexico, and Canada, sparking global trade war fears.