As the White House fires a 10% tariff salvo, China sees room to negotiate.

US President Donald Trump’s renewed tariff threats against China have been met with expected counter tariffs from Beijing, but Chinese leader Xi Jinping likely sees more than just a trade dispute.

China's targeted and calibrated response to Trump's tariffs shows Beijing isn't backing down, economists told Business ...

The Wall Street Journal has reported, citing unnamed sources, that Beijing is preparing an opening bid to try to head off ...

Xi’s government swung back almost immediately after US levies came into force, dashing hopes that Beijing would reach a deal ...

She added that China would not provoke trade disputes and remained ready to resolve problems through discussions. Beijing's ...

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Concerns about an expensive and increasingly escalatory trade war are lingering after President Donald Trump issued tariffs ...

Beijing has made its decision. After days of warning of counter measures and urging Washington to enter negotiations and ...