US and China tariff tensions continue to dominate the focus, with signs of deescalation mounting even as President Trump sent ...

The Chinese exempting some goods from tariffs indicates they are interested in reducing tensions, Bessent said ...

As I repeatedly said, I believe that it’s up to China to de-escalate, because they sell five times more to us than we sell to ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday signaled that a de-escalation of the trade war over President Trump’s harsh tariff ...

He said the onus was on China due to the imbalance of trade between the two nations. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday said many top trading partners of the United States had made ‘very good’ ...

The hopes that have driven the recent rally on markets seem to be evaporating. But shareholders are putting too much stock in ...

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has once again addressed what he initially called a potential 'de-escalation' of US-China tariff war.

Bessent moved markets last week when he said in a private speech to JPMorgan Chase that he expects a deescalation in the trade war because “Neither side thinks the status quo is sustainable.” ...

Despite little evidence of progress being made in trade negotiations between the United States and China, both sides in ...

American sourcing firms and exporters in China are approaching Indian companies to supply goods to the US as high tariffs ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reportedly said on Monday that China has the responsibility to de-escalate the ongoing ...