Trade

Trump has navigated a rocky relationship with China, threatened higher tariffs on India, and awaits a crucial court decision, all of which will help determine U.S. trade policy.

It’s part of an effort to bring furniture manufacturing back to the U.S. Currently, China and Vietnam are the biggest exporters.

Powell signals potential for cuts, furniture is the next tariffs frontier, Nvidia highlights this week’s earnings, and more news to start your day.

Dan Wang, a veteran China technology analyst, says the U.S. needs to take a different tack.

The EV maker's U.S. shares were jumping on Friday, having already racked up strong gains the previous session.

Tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from the U.S. will remain in place.

The Fed chair is trying to balance the agency’s dual mandate of controlling inflation and supporting the job market. Coming data could complicate things.

While last quarter’s sales were strong, price increases could be felt starting now.

Chinese stocks have been climbing since early this year, when DeepSeek’s simpler, cheaper AI models reinvigorated interest in China’s technology companies.

Nvidia stock was rising along with most of the market. CEO Jensen Huang said Friday that the company’s H20 chip in China ”has no security back doors.”

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An economy as large and as diversified as the U.S. can handle tariffs. The president’s other actions pose a bigger risk.

A tool created in the 1930s could help shield companies from tariffs, Erin McLaughlin writes in a guest commentary.

The U.S. will maintain its 27.5% tariffs on automobiles from the EU until the trading bloc eliminates its own levies on American goods.

China’s small and medium companies are rushing shipments, raising prices, and shifting supply chains as the U.S.-China trade outlook remains uncertain.

Sony joins Nintendo and Microsoft in boosting videogame console prices.

When friendships go awry, there is often a rush to find new cliques. That is playing out on the international stage.

The Federal Reserve is now firmly the focus for currency traders.

S&P Global sees ‘meaningful’ debt offset from tariff revenue.

Nvidia has agreed to pay 15% of the revenue generated from AI chip sales in China to the U.S. government.

The current talks won’t change much, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary.

Analysts argue the rally depends on avoiding stagflation and enthusiasm over AI.

Investors appear to be expecting another extension of the China deadline—anything other than that could be a shock.

Both companies saw a drop in U.S. web traffic and sales after a change in tax and trade policy in the spring. Amazon, Gap, and others are benefiting.

There’s a lot at stake as the two leaders meet in Alaska Friday.