A Japanese supplier for Apple smartphones slashes its earnings forecast, blaming the U.S.-China trade conflict
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Asia stocks set to trade higher amid optimism in US-China trade talksThe Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin proposed lifting all or some of the tariffs on China in order to advance trade discussions.
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The man whose life depends on a Canada-China standoffPale and grim-faced, Robert Lloyd Schellenberg sat stoically as he listened to a Chinese court sentence him to death on Monday. He had already been sentenced to more than a decade in a Chinese prison; the court's new execution order was a shocking escalation.
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China says economy czar to visit Washington for trade talksBEIJING (AP) — China's economy czar, Vice Premier Liu He, will visit Washington on Jan. 30-31 for talks aimed at ending a costly tariff war over U.S. complaints about Beijing's technology ambitions. The announcement Thursday that the official in charge of the Chinese side of the negotiations will participate in person is a possible sign of progress following talks in Beijing this month between lower-level officials. Liu will visit Washington at the invitation of the U.S. Trade Representative, Robert Lighthizer, the Ministry of Commerce said. That suggested Lighthizer also might participate, a step economists said earlier would be a sign of determination to reach a settlement.
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U.S. companies exaggerating impact of China trade tensions, Invesco suggestsInvesco's Kristina Hooper lists China as a top investment despite earnings warnings from U.S. multinational companies.
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These stocks could surge the most if and when US and China reach a trade dealU.S. stocks with big revenue exposure to China could be big winners if a trade deal comes through, according to HSBC.
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Here's the real reason why stocks popped on China trade reports: CramerJim Cramer says U.S. investors seem to be willing to accept a bad trade deal with China if it means getting back to 'business as usual.'
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