Despite ongoing trade talks, detangling the American and Chinese economies still seems to be the end goal for the Trump ...

Former US president Joe Biden, despite signaling a return to multilateral diplomacy, expanded the decoupling through a ...

Amid the U.S.-China trade dispute, the United States has halted export licenses for American firms supplying nuclear power ...

continuously narrowing the space for the development of China-US economic relations. This has sparked concerns among many about the possibility of a "new Cold War" or even the "decoupling" of the ...

Vanguard's new exchange-traded fund (ETF) excludes Chinese stocks, following pressure from Missouri State Treasurer Vivek ...

As both the US and China accuse each other of violating the 90-day trade truce agreed upon in May, tech partnership between ...

Rory Truex, a Princeton professor, analyzes the evolving US-China relationship, highlighting the shift towards strategic ...

Hours after the US and China announced the truce, the White House said Washington will slash the tariff on small parcels from mainland China and Hong Kong. The so-called "de minimis" tariff on China ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has no reason to let President Donald Trump reverse America's fortunes at his country's expense.

China trade deal will cut Trump’s “reciprocal tariff” on Chinese goods from 125% to 10%, while Beijing will also do the same.

America's 145% tariff on Chinese goods will drop to 30%, while China's tariff on American-made products will fall from 125% to 10%.

The 90-day reprieve is a "more civilized way to divorce," Alicia García Herrero, the chief economist for Asia Pacific at the investment bank Natixis, said to The Washington Post. "The deal is not a ...