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Swine Fever in China, Stock Fever at WH Group
A collapse in the Chinese pig population will boost pork prices, but investors in the world’s largest pork producer have gotten carried away.
Who Is Winning Trump's Trade War with China? So Far, It's Mexico
America’s imports from Mexico surge the most in seven years as Trump’s policies shift supply chains
U.S. Said to See China Trade Pushback as Trump Touts Talks
Some U.S. negotiators are concerned that China is pushing back against American demands in trade talks, according to people familiar with the negotiations, even as President Donald Trump sounded optimistic about reaching a deal that could boost his reelection chances.
China Considers Excluding Boeing ($BA) 737 Max From Trade Deal
China is looking at excluding Boeing Co.’s troubled 737 Max jet from a list of American exports it would buy as part of a trade deal with the U.S., people familiar with the matter said.
Australian coal prices take a 'belting' in China, despite official denials it is being targeted
Is it a targeted policy to restrict imports, or "business as usual"? Analysts are divided about China's treatment of Australian thermal coal.
EU Urges Trump to Lift Tariffs So Allies Can Cooperate on China
The European Union’s chief trade negotiator urged President Donald Trump to stop imposing tariffs on the bloc if he wants a partner to help the U.S. pressure China to abide by rules governing the global economy.
Trump's trade war with China scars the global economy
A deal between the U.S. and China to drop tariffs couldn’t come soon enough for a global economy already showing strains from the trade war.
China's Oil-Refining Boom Risks Sinking Asian Rivals
Demand from small refiners is triggering a surge of exports that threatens to undermine profits for rivals across Asia.
US-China Trade War Cost Tops $40 Billion in Lost U.S. Exports
Chinese retaliation against President Donald Trump’s tariffs is hitting U.S. exporters harder than their Chinese counterparts and costing the U.S. the equivalent of about $40 billion a year in lost exports, according to a new study that highlights the mounting costs to the U.S. economy of the trade war against China.
China halts South African wool due to foot-and-mouth disease outbreak
Australian woolgrowers are set to benefit from the suspension of wool exports from South Africa to China due to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.
China restricts Australian coal imports in a bid to boost its domestic market
Dozens of vessels carrying Australian coal continue to be in limbo off the coast of China as restrictions on imports are introduced at key ports across the country.
China's Exports Rebound Ahead of Holiday as Trade Talks Continue
Chinese export growth unexpectedly rebounded in the first month of 2019, while imports fell, with companies trying to ship goods ahead of the Lunar New Year shutdown likely boosting the result.
China's Yuan Defies Dismal Economy to Head for Six-Month High
China’s yuan is shrugging off poor economic data to head for its strongest level in six months, but the gains are coming so fast they’re casting uncertainty over the rally’s longevity.
China Vows Tax Cuts on Larger Scale to Support Economy
China will cut taxes “on a larger scale” to help support its slowing economy, according to senior economic policy officials.
First U.S. crude cargoes head to China since trade breakthrough: sources
Three cargoes of U.S. crude are heading to China from the U.S. Gulf Coast, trade sources said on Monday, the first departures since late September and a 90-day pause in the two countries' trade war that began last month.
US farmers are bracing to lose as CPTPP rolls out
After Trump pulled out of the deal, they will miss out on tariff cuts that make their competitors' products cheaper in key Asian markets.
U.S. Plan to Limit High-Tech Exports Forges on Amid Trade Truce
The U.S. is pressing ahead with plans to tighten restrictions on technology exports that some American companies fear could hurt research and development, even as President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping agreed to a 90-day truce aimed at alleviating a trade war.
China to Announce Resumption in U.S. Soybean Purchases Soon
China intends to announce this month the first batch of U.S. soybean purchases where most, if not all, will be destined for state reserves, according to government officials.
U.S. imports hit all-time high, trade deficit with China sets new record despite tariffs
The nation’s trade deficit rose 1.3% in September to a seven-month high as imports set a fresh record, confounding efforts by the Trump White House to bring...
Rush to Beat Tariffs Fuels Record China Trade Surplus With U.S.
China’s export trade growth accelerated in September, signaling that producers expedited sales abroad to avoid fresh tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
