China, Trump and Asia
Asian stock markets fell while the yen strengthened as President Trump’s fresh tariff threats spooked investors.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba expressed admiration during his meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House on Feb. 7.
Japan does not intend to take sides, but will make efforts to maintain US participation in resolving the Ukrainian issue and ...
The danger of a loss or weakening of American military resolve might appear even greater on Asia’s eastern periphery than in ...
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U.S. stocks are remaining relatively calm Monday, and indexes are drifting in mixed trading ahead of President Donald Trump’s ...
Conservative politicians and others in Japan are concerned about the US president's erratic policies, particularly on trade ...
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