The 15% US taxes apply to about $112 billion of Chinese imports
After Sunday's tariff hike, 87% of textiles and clothing from China and 52% of shoes will be subject to import taxes
The Trump administration will begin collecting 15% tariffs on more than $125 billion in Chinese imports; Beijing to impose 5% tariff on US crude oil
A fresh set of tariffs are set to be imposed on Chinese products on September 1
Nomura expects a gradual growth recovery to set in in the latter part of 2020, as Asian economies benefit from ongoing policy easing and a potential capex recovery in the tech sector
The new preferential policies come as rising labour and land costs, along with higher US tariffs on Chinese goods, prompt some foreign firms to move their production facilities overseas
But they still aren't ready to give up on the Chinese market. Nearly 88 per cent say they have no plans to move out of China
China has hit back against each previous tariff increase by the US, so not responding in kind this time may signal a change in strategy
The visiting ADB president supported the RBI's approval to the fund transfer and said the country should come up with more such ideas to support growth
Govt ministries asked to submit their policies and incentive structures for Invest India, luring companies affected by US-China dispute.
Even if Apple can make devices in India or Vietnam, the volumes would be small compared with Apple's overall needs
With trade tensions worsening and the currency weakening past 7 to the dollar, policy-makers have stepped up targeted measures to support the economy
Apart from trade, diversion in investment flows is an opportunity that India could benefit from, as manufacturers seek alternative origination destinations, said the report
Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, who has been leading the talks with Washington, said on Monday that China was willing to resolve the trade dispute through 'calm' negotiations
Our exports share is still very small. Our share of global export trade itself is about 2%, said CEA
The Swiss asset manager cut its stock positioning relative to high-grade bonds to reduce its exposure to trade wars and political uncertainty
US President Donald Trump this weekend 'ordered' American companies to immediately start looking for alternatives to manufacturing in China
The danger of the current situation is that China's hunger for soy may derail the halting recent progress in ending deforestation
The idling capacity in a country that's long been the workshop to the world underscores the blow of the trade war to Chinese manufacturers
Trump has elevated his criticism of the central bank to a shrill level in recent weeks