Wall Street’s biggest banks lined up to warn investors of growing recession risks from the escalating trade war between the U.S. and China

Any new growth measures are expected to add to a pile of local government and corporate debt

European equities haven’t had a month this bad since early 2016

Trump’s Mexico threat adds to investor unease over world trade

The U.S. Commerce Department said on Wednesday it had determined that Chinese-made mattresses and stainless steel beer kegs were being dumped in the U.S. market at less than fair value, and that it would impose preliminary anti-dumping duties

Even though President Donald Trump held fire earlier this month on auto tariffs that have the potential to further roil Europe’s struggling economy, a litany of domestic dilemmas on both sides of the Atlantic threaten to frustrate efforts at a trade pact before they’ve even begun.

NDRC statement follows Xi Jinping visit to magnet plant last week

Confrontation underscores how move against telecoms network group has inflamed trade tensions

Knut Kjaer breaks decade-long silence to raise concerns about risk-taking at big

Deere, CNH and others already hurting because of a slumping agricultural economy are paying more for materials due to tariffs

Japan’s government said on Monday that high-tech industries will be added to a list of businesses for which foreign ownership of Japanese firms is restricted

President details $16bn package for farmers as stocks fall on stand-off with Beijing

Recent $20bn sale of US debt could not be explained by typical ebb and flow of Beijing’s holdings

America’s largest meat processor in talks to build plant as tariffs bite into exports

For months, Australia warned the United States about the destructive capacity of 5G technology