WASHINGTON (April 4): Markets extended a global selloff today as countries around the world reeled from US President Donald Trump’s trade war, but the White House insisted the American economy will emerge victorious. Shock waves tore through markets in the United States, Europe and Asia after Trump’s tariff bombshell, as foreign leaders signaled readiness toRead More

President Trump mocks China’s response to tariffs, dismisses market panic, and promotes opportunity for profit amidst the trade war.

China, in its complaint, claimed the tariffs violated WTO rules and has escalated with retaliatory measures.

Beijing also announced controls on exports of some rare earths and filed a complaint at the World Trade Organisation.

Global stock markets tumbled and oil prices dropped for a second day on Friday, with the Nasdaq Composite heading toward a bear market, as China struck back against President Donald Trump's tariffs and worries mounted over a global trade war.

NEW YORK: Global stock markets plummeted further on Friday (Apr 4) after China said it would strike back at US President Donald Trump with additional tariffs of 34 per cent on US goods,

Global markets plunged as Trump’s tariffs triggered a trade war escalation with China. The Dow fell over 2,000 points, crude prices tumbled, and investors feared an impending global recession.

US President Donald Trump announced plans for sweeping tariffs Wednesday, saying the US has been “looted, pillaged, raped and plundered” by other nations. He lodged a 10 percent tariff on most goods…

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Friday that tariffs could drive up expectations for inflation.

Everything from crude oil to Big Tech stocks to the value of the U.S. dollar against other currencies has fallen.

The Dow fell 10% from its record closing high in December, putting it on track to confirm a correction on Friday, after China retaliated with fresh tariffs a day after the Trump administration announced sweeping levies on trade partners.

US investors are waking up to another maelstrom in the stock market.

Beijing has said it will introduce 34% tariffs on US imports to counteract the duties imposed by the Trump administration. Trump criticized the Chinese decision and said his polices would "never change." DW has more.

Apple stock dropped 4% in early Friday trading, broadly following yesterday's trend after China announced reciprocal tariffs in response to U.S....

Global stock markets slid further this morning as US President Donald Trump's tariffs continued to send shudders through financial markets.

NEW YORK: Global stock markets plummeted further on Friday (Apr 4) after China said it would strike back at US President Donald Trump with additional tariffs of 34 per cent on US goods,

Global investment bank JP Morgan has said it now sees a 60 per cent chance of the global economy entering recession by 2025 end, up from 40 per cent previously

The new tariff matches the rate of the U.S. "reciprocal" tariff of 34% on Chinese exports Trump ordered this week.

Global stock markets and oil prices tumbled again on Friday as China struck back against President Donald Trump's tariffs and worries mounted about a prolonged global trade war.

China announced Friday that it would impose a 34 percent tariff on imports of all US products starting April 10, part of a flurry of countermeasures following US President Donald Trump’s slate of new…

Following tariffs, prediction markets bettors are putting more wagers on odds the U.S. will slide into a recession by the end of 2025

The "America First" trade is unraveling in the sweeping turmoil in global markets, with stocks acutely exposed to the US economy sinking alongside the dollar.

Trump’s new tariff policy is poised to disrupt the U.S. Bitcoin mining industry, as China—the world’s top supplier of mining equipment—faces a steep 34% export tariff.

Boeing shares tumbled Friday as markets extended their sell-off after China's response to the Trump administration's new tariffs.

China announced Friday that it will impose a 34% tariff on imports of all U.S. products beginning April 10, part of a flurry of retaliatory measures following U.S. President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” slate of double-digit tariffs. Analysis by Moshe Lander, senior lecturer of economics at Concordia University.

NEW YORK (AP) — Stock markets worldwide are careening even lower Friday after China matched President Donald Trump’s big raise in tariffs in an escalat

Donald Trump claims China has “played it wrong” after the country fired back at US tariffs with levies of its own.

Stocks dropped sharply for a second day after China set retaliatory tariffs countering President Trump's own steep import duties.

The flat 10 percent duty being applied to US imports will apply on top of any existing tariffs, but there are some exceptions.