Here's a list of top ten world news
World | July 29, 2019 17:28 ISTFrom California food festival's shooting to an athlete remembering a freak accident, here are the top ten stories from around the world.
From California food festival's shooting to an athlete remembering a freak accident, here are the top ten stories from around the world.
Trump said the tariffs were not only influencing corporations' decisions on where to set up operations, but also putting pressure on Beijing to reach a trade agreement with Washington.
Investors continued to be cautious as the G20 summit, where the US and China will discuss trade relations, will begin in Osaka, Japan on Friday.
The US and China have been locked in a bruising trade war since Trump imposed heavy tariffs on imported steel and aluminium items from China in March last year, a move that sparked fears of a global trade war.
China's state media on Monday announced that Xi will be on a two-day visit to North Korea from Thursday, becoming China's first President to visit the reclusive Communist state in 14 years.
Welcoming China's decision to lift its hold on the proposal to blacklist the Pakistan-based JeM chief, a senior Trump administration official during a conference call with reporters said after 10 years China has done the right thing by lifting its blockade.
From 2011 to 2018, more than 90 per cent of the Department of Justice's cases alleging economic espionage by a state have involved China, and more than two-thirds of trade secret thefts have a nexus to China.
Moody's Investors Service Managing Director, Sovereign Risk Group, Marie Diron said the US-China relations will remain contentious as the US and China are too strong to cede their respective national interests in negotiations with each other.
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis was due to visit China, but it was cancelled which China said was at the behest of Washington.
Speaking at the annual session of PHD Chamber of Commerce, Jaitley said some global trends do “adversely affect” India, but going ahead they will open up avenues for the country to grow faster.
The latest tariffs imposed by the Trump administration applies to over $250 billion of Chinese goods, roughly half the amount the country sells to the US.
Beijing and Washington are locked in a festering trade war with both sides hitting each other's goods with tariffs worth billions.
The tech giant has sent a letter to the US Trade Representative asking the office to spare its products.
The two largest economies of the world have already levied taxes worth $50 billion on each other goods.
The new additional tariff structure would be effective September 24. China has had many opportunities to fully address US concerns, Trump said.
The spat began in April with the Trump administration imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imports into the US from China, which also retaliated by imposing additional tariffs worth about USD three billion on 128 US products.
"I'm ready to go to 500," he told CNBC's Joe Kernen in a "Squawk Box" interview broadcasted on Friday.
The escalating conflict between the world's two largest economies has rattled markets and companies, which fear disruption to their global supply chains.
China will accord a "state visit-plus" welcome to US President Donald Trump when he arrives in Beijing tomorrow on his maiden trip.
The Associated Chambers of Commerce of India (ASSOCHAM) on Sunday said that India may suffer collateral damage to its economy if it finds itself in the crossfire in the escalating trade war triggered by US
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