US stocks gained after a mostly upbeat day on Wall Street, driven by fresh signs President Trump is aiming to strike a trade ...

A raft of reciprocal tariffs between China and the US could bruise China’s export revenues in the short term. Read more here.

Buyback plans announced in China this month have reached the most since a stock rout in February 2024, a sign that companies ...

Citigroup Inc. strategists called on investors to build positions in Chinese property stocks, as policy support and better ...

The stock market is jumping thanks to news that the Trump administration is interested in lowering tariffs on China and reducing trade war tensions, and Intel is a getting a significant valuation ...

The gains were supported by optimism over announcements by carmakers at the Shanghai Auto Show, which began Wednesday. China's auto shows are noteworthy because they include presentations by Chinese ...

Hopes for easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and President Trump saying he isn’t planning to fire Fed Chair ...

U.S. President Donald Trump indicated that final tariffs on Chinese exports to the U.S. “won’t be anywhere near as high as ...

The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq rose Tuesday after a market selloff sparked by President Donald Trump's strong criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Starting with earnings. Blue chip stocks were in focus today, with 3M ( MMM) and GE Aerospace ( GE) among those reporting.

Chinese trade remains strong despite Trump's tariffs. Alibaba, NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng stocks rise. Exclusions from reciprocal tariffs help exporters.

Share prices of Meituan and JD.com are under pressure, highlighting the fierce competition in China's food delivery market.