Auto stocks sank to a nine-month low on European markets after Daimler cut its 2018 profit forecast
A trade war would be a headache for central banks given it would likely deal stagflationary blows to their economies by forcing consumer prices up and demand down
US President Donald Trump said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports on Friday
Suddenly the trade wars seem to matter a bit more to stocks
Plans to roll out new list of tariffs on Chinese imports worth $100 billion, if Beijing strikes back
China's review of Qualcomm's largest-ever acquisition has been languishing amid an escalating trade fight between the US and China
For this season, more than 7.7 million boxes valued at more than $118.3 million have been shipped to India
Investors in Asia appeared little rattled by the talk of war, with stock markets in Japan, China, Australia and South Korea all up in trading on Monday
China now offers major concessions on trade and investment to the EU and countries such as Japan and Mexico -- all now subject to punitive US tariffs
Europe would not be spared from the American metals tariffs, its leaders quickly declared they would follow through on threats of retaliation
Chinese negotiators said that opening up the market more for US movies was a concession China could offer to Washington as part of a broader trade deal
Trump's first round of import tariffs deliberately left most consumer electronics untouched
The divergence over trade was reiterated as the US tries to pursue bilateral negotiations to fix trade imbalances with other nations
Coeure said the prospect of a trade war was not being discussed by the ECB and its effects on inflation would only become visible in the long term
Undermining of the World Trade Organization's dispute settlement body does not bode well in view of the trade war
China unveiled tariffs on $3 billion of US imports in response to steel and aluminum duties ordered by Trump earlier this month
Yet even with all that, the betting is that both economies are strong enough to take the hit and keep on growing soundly
T N Ninan asks which country is the greater threat to the world system: China or the US?
During decades of protectionism via placement of very high customs duties on all sorts of goods, India's domestic industries all turned into monopolies producing shoddy, over-priced goods
India's domestic economy could also suffer some ill-effects without necessarily triggering retaliation via higher tariff barriers against Indian goods