China has imposed a 100 per cent levy on Canadian canola oil and meal, as well as peas, plus a 25 per cent duty on seafood and pork, all of which began Thursday.

Proliferating tariffs engulfing the U.S., China and their partners draw parallels to the protectionist spiral of the 1930s.

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Beijing is going on a spending spree that will encourage Chinese people to crack open their wallets. Simply put, they are not ...

The professor of finance and author talks China's economy and argues the US dollar's monopoly role in trade is an 'unsustainable' anomaly After more than two decades in China - including years spent ...

But the axis framing overstates the depth and permanence of their alignment. The coalition has been strengthened by the ...

US President Donald Trump's latest tariffs, set to take effect on April 2, mark a renewed push for economic nationalism, ...

In a moment of global uncertainty, Canadians appear to be looking for reassurance in an unexpectedly competitive federal election. Change is coming to Ottawa, one way or another.

Magnificent Seven share prices have lagged terribly over the past several years. But how have these companies done from an ...

Ethiopia has reached an initial deal with its official creditors on a debt treatment, it said on Friday, a key step towards ...

The country’s former tribal areas bordering Afghanistan are plagued by escalating militancy, leading to widespread ...

The two American media outlets are said by Beijing to have a “long track record of poor reporting on China issues”. Read more at straitstimes.com.