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He said that businesses would no longer feel comfortable relying on China for a large portion of their supply chain.

Markets grabbed a tactical lifeline last week as the White House pulled back from the brink. The market’s stopped panicking, but it hasn’t started trusting.

JPMorgan's equity strategy: China trade deal, tax cuts, and deregulation may ease tariff concerns, but caution still advised for investors. Buy SPY, QQQ, USMV for upside potential.

Ethane — used generously by Chinese plastic manufacturers, medical equipment — and aircraft leases were reportedly considered for import relief by China.

Chinese ports processed a total of 261.5 million tons of cargo for the reported week, a 7.2% increase compared to the previous month.

The world's second-largest economy also cautioned that once international trade returns to the "law of [the] jungle," no one will be immune, and the "strong will prey on the weak."

U.S.-listed Chinese stocks like Alibaba, JD.com, and PDD Holdings may soon face delisting risks due to escalating trade tensions and new policy guidance.

Li Chenggang was appointed as the country's international trade negotiation representative and as the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Commerce, replacing Wang Shouwen

First-quarter growth matched the fourth-quarter's level, the fastest since the second quarter of 2023.

Total processed container volumes fell by 6.1% between April 7 and April 13.

The 90-day tariff pause may offer temporary relief, but macro backdrop remains fragile. JPMorgan warns of recession risk and trimmed S&P 500 target.

The country’s exports rose 12.4% last month in U.S. dollar terms compared to a year earlier, sailing past expectations of a 4.4% rise.

The exemption sweep covering smartphones, laptops, and chips gives Big Tech a 90-day breather. Markets, whipsawed by tariff roulette and headline whiplash, needed it.

The US-China trade war poses significant risks, especially for baby boomers in the Retirement Risk Zone, as China holds a stronger trade position

The average country ETF is down 4% since 4/2, so SPY has underperformed that since Trump's Rose Garden announcement. 

As the S&P 500 undergoes expanding volatility trends, there are signs of investors starting to shift their exposure into emerging markets.

The federal official said China was making a big mistake with its retaliatory tactics and that the tariffs aim to bring trading partners to the negotiating table.

China's economic breakout has connected the dots for broader investors to start heading into some platinum stocks as demand could spike soon. 

The downgrades follow ongoing challenges for several Chinese retailers navigating softening consumer demand and market uncertainty.

Inflation figures for Tokyo and Singapore will be in focus over the coming week, alongside a decision on Chinese medium-term lending facility rates.

A clear rotation into these cheap markets might only be the start for investors to consider sending their capital to these emerging markets today.

The Hang Seng Index rose nearly 1% on Monday, driven by global signals and positive Chinese retail sales figures. ETFs tracking Chinese AI stocks are becoming popular for American investors.

Officials are set to detail plans on Monday to revive local consumption by boosting people's incomes in China.

Chinese stocks may be poised for further growth this year: these individual stocks and China-focused ETFs may be worth a closer look.

Beijing is reportedly keen to negotiate, hoping a summit might slow additional U.S. tariffs and technology restrictions.