An early show of European unity is being tested as capitals seek cover from U.S. president’s tariff onslaught.

Contractors are diversifying supply chains, factoring in new tariffs into pricing, and putting projects on pause.

Asia shares were hobbled by weakness in Chinese markets on Thursday and struggled to build on Wall Street's rally, even as ...

China is doubling down on technological innovation, particularly in areas like artificial intelligence and humanoid robots, ...

Later Thursday, the Bank of England is forecast to leave interest rates unchanged while the Swiss National Bank is tipped to ...

SINGAPORE] Once touted as a haven for investors to navigate Donald Trump’s tariff wars, South-east Asia has all but lost that ...

While Fitch’s projection aligns closely with the OECD’s estimate of 6.4 per cent for FY26, it remains below the Reserve Bank ...

The European Union should resist the temptation to respond to United States trade tariffs with import taxes of its own, Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has said.

The broader consensus seems to be that India should capitalise on what could be the unintended consequences of Trump's tariff ...

President Trump’s plan to revive U.S. shipbuilding using massive fees on China-linked ships visits to American ports is ...

The administration has already unnerved investors with duties on Canada, Mexico and China. Advisers are readying a bigger ...

The Chinese government said it will impose tariffs of 100 per cent on canola meal and oil starting on March 20. China will ...