China warned it would hit back at Donald Trump’s trade threats after the US president unveiled additional tariffs on Chinese imports, raising the risk of tensions spiraling between the world’s largest economies.

After a slower than expected start, the trade war between the US and China has begun to heat up, with President Donald Trump announcing a dizzying series of actions against China in the past seven days — and more to come over the next month.

The tariffs will also likely raise prices of US imports, as companies in China will try to pass on the increased costs to US customers

Futures for Canada's primary stock index remained steady on Thursday as market participants weighed the potential consequences of fresh tariff threats issued by U.S. President Donald Trump.

President Xi Jinping pledges to enhance Chinese private sector’s competitiveness amid US tariffs - Anadolu Ajansı

Next week will see that mood tested with the release of the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure ... has further boosted optimism. “We think Beijing is repositioning the private sector as ...