US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has once again addressed what he initially called a potential 'de-escalation' of US-China tariff war.

US futures are currently trading below the flat line after some last hour buying aided a recovery in regular trading on ...

The Indian rupee is set to weaken on Tuesday after comments from Pakistan's defence minister warning of an imminent military ...

Markets edged up Tuesday after a largely positive day on Wall Street with investors eyeing a busy week of data and earnings ...

The dollar barely recouped its heavy losses on Tuesday as investors were no clearer on whether a de-escalation of the ...

President Trump has wielded the presidency as an instrument of blunt power, ignoring the howls of outrage from Democrats and ...

American sourcing firms and exporters in China are approaching Indian companies to supply goods to the US as high tariffs ...

The hopes that have driven the recent rally on markets seem to be evaporating. But shareholders are putting too much stock in ...

Bessent moved markets last week when he said in a private speech to JPMorgan Chase that he expects a deescalation in the trade war because “Neither side thinks the status quo is sustainable.” ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that despite a marked decrease in goods being imported into the U.S., he is not worried ...

US and China tariff tensions continue to dominate the focus, with signs of deescalation mounting even as President Trump sent ...

It remains unclear whether President Donald Trump spoke with President Xi Jinping about tariffs on China and both sides ...