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Global markets plummeted in response to Trump's tariff threats on Europe, with stock futures leading the decline and gold prices reaching a new record.

China's exports have provided the largest growth boost to its economy since 1997, driven by a strong recovery from the trade war initiated by Donald Trump.

The Dow Jones Futures are expected to fall due to President Trump's announcement of escalating tariffs on eight NATO nations, which could lead to a trade war and negative market impact.

US President Trump has announced a 10% tariff on European goods starting February 1, in response to European support for Greenland, sparking a potential trade war and weighing on risk sentiment and European stocks.

US President Trump has threatened to impose 10% tariffs on eight European nations if they oppose his acquisition of Greenland, with the tariffs increasing to 25% if they do not support the deal.

A World Economic Forum survey suggests that the global economy is facing significant threats from trade disputes and inter-state conflict, leaving the world on a precarious edge.

The European Union and China have made a significant step towards resolving their electric vehicle trade dispute, with the EU releasing rules that could allow Chinese exporters to replace punitive tariffs with negotiated pricing commitments.

China has achieved a trillion-dollar trade surplus at the end of 2020, marking a significant economic and political victory in the trade war with the US, led by President Trump.

The AI boom experienced a significant downturn on Wall Street, causing the Nasdaq to suffer its worst week since April 2018, when President Trump launched a trade war.

Toronto home sales experienced a decline in October due to ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the US.

Retail traders experienced a significant decline in the stock market, marking their worst day since April, as the tech rally stumbled.

The US is planning to invest in a domestic rare-earth magnet producer to reduce its reliance on China, a key player in the ongoing trade war.