Trump announced the new tariffs this month, after which China halted purchases of agricultural goods and allowed the yuan to weaken
Total industrial production fell 0.2 per cent, erasing the gain in June, and defying analysts who had expected a slight uptick
President Donald Trump has said he plans to impose 10 per cent duties on an additional $300 billion of Chinese imports
n the first half of this year, Commerce Ministry data show, Beijing signed about $64 billion in new, mostly construction contracts, a jump of 33% from 2018
The move sent stocks sharply higher and drew cautious relief from retailers and technology groups
In India, a sharp fall in the equity market amid a slowing economy, subdued corporate earnings and an overall risk-averse sentiment have seen investors flock to the yellow metal
Alibaba and Tencent's businesses are largely domestic, having little to do with the US or trade
US President Donald Trump announced on August 1 that he would impose a 10% tariff on a final $300 billion worth of Chinese imports on September 1
Beijing is sticking to a cautious monetary strategy even after President Donald Trump's accusations of Beijing's currency manipulation adding sensitivity to any stimulus measures
The US-China trade dispute rocked global equity markets last week, while a surprise build in US crude stocks added downward pressure to oil prices
The statement came a day after Trump said that the US was talking to China but asserted that Washington was not ready to strike an agreement with Beijing
Several indicators point to a loss of momentum for the global economy
Only five developing countries have made the transition to advanced-nation status while maintaining high levels of growth since 1960
The International Monetary Fund trimmed its growth forecast for China to 6.2 percent this year, assuming no new tariffs are imposed
Trump has been singling out countries for punitive tariffs way in excess of those imposed on imports from other countries which is outlawed by WTO
China's global trade surplus widened by 60 per cent over a year ago to $45.1 billion
Central banks in Thailand, India, Indonesia and South Korea boosted their reserves this year as global policy easing fueled foreign inflows and pushed their currencies higher
International benchmark Brent crude futures were at $58.70 a barrel by 0039 GMT, down 24 cents, or 0.41%, from their previous settlement and trading near seven-month lows
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It's the first time that the US labeled a country a manipulator since the 1990s, when China was also the target