China

The month's early rally could be a false start.

President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping had “good chemistry” at the G20.

Shares of Chinese car dealers also perked up on hopes that such a move could revitalize the domestic auto market that is poised for its first annual sales contraction in decades amid cooling economic growth and a debilitating U.S.-China trade war.

Stocks rise on optimism that the U.S.-China trade war is cooling.

The Bridgewater Associates founder called the conflict the “challenge of our time.”

Apple’s flagship smartphones and other devices are largely manufactured in China.

President Trump says it is ‘highly unlikely’ that U.S. would hold off on increase to 25% on $200 billion of goods.

Trump says the U.S. may not have to put more tariffs on China.

Optimism over trade talks lift investor spirits.

Aerospace plays a crucial role in the world’s two largest economies, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said.

The escalating U.S.-China trade war hangs over the market and risk sentiment.

Trump signaled in a tweet he’s close to a deal

Trump is scheduled to meet China's president at the Group of 20 summit.

Stocks end the week on a volatile note.

Ninety percent of Chinese companies are using Microsoft’s software for free.

The growing trade deficit with China is hitting jobs and wages.

China has not responded to any of the Trump administration’s requests, according to Kudlow.

America’s $1 trillion manufacturing opportunity sits with robots

President Trump and President Xi may reach a deal soon, but there’s still a lot of work to be done, according to Michael Pillsbury.

Peter Navarro, the director of the White House Trade Council, weighs in on the Department of Defense’s nearly 150-page report.