Global stock markets mostly lower after Wall Street falls on recession fears
Facing another US tariff hike, President Xi Jinping is getting tougher instead of backing down
China's yuan falls further against dollar as Beijing accuses Washington of 'destroying the international order,' fueling fears of global damage from their trade war
Global stocks fall after China allows yuan to fall following Trump's latest trade threat
China's yuan falls below 7 to US dollar, possibly fueling tension with Washington
Global stock markets remained under pressure Friday, particularly in Europe, after President Donald Trump's shocked investors with another tariff announcement on Chinese imports.
Global shares are mostly lower as investors looked cautiously ahead to U.S. Federal Reserve decision
European stock markets were down sharply Tuesday after President Donald Trump published a series of tweets that cast doubt on any hopes in the markets of an imminent easing in trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
Asian shares are mostly lower as investors watch for developments in the trade conflict between the U.S. and China, with more talks this week
Asian shares are lower as investors continue to watch the brewing trade conflict between China and the U.S., and any signs of what's in store from central banks
