(Reuters) - The World Trade Organization on Wednesday estimated the U.S.- China trade tensions could cut the trade of goods between two economies by as much as 80%. "This tit-for-tat approach ...

The US has increased tariffs on Chinese goods to 125%, as the tit-for-tat trade war with America's biggest competitor hots up. Stock markets will now be braced for more retaliation from China ...

Following is a list of the top products that the world's two largest economies import from each other, according to the World Trade Organization's International Trade Centre: ...

China said it was filing another lawsuit with the World Trade Organization opposing Trump’s tariffs. President Trump, alongside Secretary of State Marco Rubio (L) and Secretary of Defense Pete ...

The original World Trade Center was more than just the Twin Towers that fell in tragedy on September 11, 2001. The entire complex, completed in 1973, actually featured seven buildings. In addition to ...

As of now, China is the only country to retaliate against Trump’s reciprocal tariffs. Further, China’s mission to the World Trade Organisation said on Friday that it has filed an additional complaint ...

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In a call with World Trade Organization chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Wang criticised the US “reciprocal tariffs,” saying they would disproportionately impact developing economies. Beijing on Friday ...