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Biden Manoeuvers Around Another China Spy Row To Improve Ties
On June 16, the same day Antony Blinken was set to fly to Beijing for meetings with senior Chinese officials, the State Department he oversees reported anomalous activity to Microsoft that the tech firm later blamed on China-based hackers.
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On Joe Biden's Taiwan Remark, Japan's "Peaceful Resolution" Response
Japan's top government spokesman said that leaders from Japan and United States had called for a peaceful resolution of issues regarding Taiwan
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US "Obstructing" Global Fight Against Emissions, Climate Change: China
The US is guilty of "obstructing" the global fight against emissions, China said Wednesday, as Beijing seized the climate agenda by vowing to go carbon neutral by 2060 -- a target welcomed by environmentalists despite its patchy detail.
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Amid Row With US, China Comes Out With "Unreliable Entities List"
China said Saturday it had launched a mechanism enabling it to restrict foreign entities, a much-anticipated move seen as retaliation to US penalties against Chinese companies such as telecom giant Huawei.
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Spot Gold Steadies Near 9-Year Higher On US-China Row, Stimulus Bets
Gold declined earlier on mild profit-booking as prices hit the $1,876.16 per ounce mark, their highest level recorded since September 2011.
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"You'll Be Hearing About Some Upcoming Actions": White House On China
The United States is preparing to take additional actions against China, the White House has said, but what those presidential measures would be was not made clear.
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Rupee Surges For Seventh Day In A Row, Ends 22 Paise Higher
The rupee surged for a seventh straight session on Friday to close at 70.92 per US dollar, up 22 paise, as softening crude oil prices and easing US-China trade tensions bolstered investor sentiment, news agency Press Trust of India reported. The gain in rupee was in-line with other Asian currencies which rose following signs of rapprochement betwee...
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Global Stocks Fall As New US-China Tariffs Sour Outlook
MSCI's All-Country World Index, which tracks shares across 47 countries, was down 0.1 per cent on the day.
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Trump's Only Regret On China Is "Not Raising Tariffs Higher"
US President Donald Trump on Sunday rowed back from a suggestion made just hours earlier that he regrets his trade war with China, saying instead he's only sorry not to have raised tariffs even higher.
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US President Donald Trump Hits China With More Tariffs
The announcement on Thursday extends US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs to nearly all of the Chinese goods the US imports and marks an abrupt end to a temporary truce in a trade row that has hurt world growth and disrupted global supply chains.
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Crunch Time As High-Level US-China Trade Talks Resume
With only eight days left in their trade truce, top US and Chinese officials on Thursday returned to the daunting task of bridging a chasm between the world's two largest economies.
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Gold Slips As US-China Trade Row Supports Dollar
Spot gold was down 0.6 per cent at $1,306.71 per ounce at 12:22 GMT, after having risen for the previous two sessions.
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Sensex, Nifty Close Higher For Sixth Session In A Row: 10 Things To Know
The domestic stock markets finished a choppy session on Monday with mild gains, tracking advances in Asian peers as investors cheered easing of worries on the US-China trade front. BSE benchmark index Sensex ended 46 points higher at 36,241, while the NSE Nifty settled at 10,883, up 7 points from the previous close. The key indices closed higher fo...
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US-China Trade Row Not A Threat To World Economy, Says Official
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin pushed back Saturday against warnings that the Washington's trade fight with China imperils the world economy, saying that pushing Beijing to open up will be good for all.
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Amid Tensions, US-China Security Meeting Next Month May Be Cancelled
A key diplomatic and security meeting between China and the United States next month may not take place due to tensions in relations, sources briefed on the matter said, potentially the latest casualty of worsening ties.
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Biden Manoeuvers Around Another China Spy Row To Improve Ties
On June 16, the same day Antony Blinken was set to fly to Beijing for meetings with senior Chinese officials, the State Department he oversees reported anomalous activity to Microsoft that the tech firm later blamed on China-based hackers.
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On Joe Biden's Taiwan Remark, Japan's "Peaceful Resolution" Response
Japan's top government spokesman said that leaders from Japan and United States had called for a peaceful resolution of issues regarding Taiwan
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US "Obstructing" Global Fight Against Emissions, Climate Change: China
The US is guilty of "obstructing" the global fight against emissions, China said Wednesday, as Beijing seized the climate agenda by vowing to go carbon neutral by 2060 -- a target welcomed by environmentalists despite its patchy detail.
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Amid Row With US, China Comes Out With "Unreliable Entities List"
China said Saturday it had launched a mechanism enabling it to restrict foreign entities, a much-anticipated move seen as retaliation to US penalties against Chinese companies such as telecom giant Huawei.
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Spot Gold Steadies Near 9-Year Higher On US-China Row, Stimulus Bets
Gold declined earlier on mild profit-booking as prices hit the $1,876.16 per ounce mark, their highest level recorded since September 2011.
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"You'll Be Hearing About Some Upcoming Actions": White House On China
The United States is preparing to take additional actions against China, the White House has said, but what those presidential measures would be was not made clear.
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Rupee Surges For Seventh Day In A Row, Ends 22 Paise Higher
The rupee surged for a seventh straight session on Friday to close at 70.92 per US dollar, up 22 paise, as softening crude oil prices and easing US-China trade tensions bolstered investor sentiment, news agency Press Trust of India reported. The gain in rupee was in-line with other Asian currencies which rose following signs of rapprochement betwee...
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Global Stocks Fall As New US-China Tariffs Sour Outlook
MSCI's All-Country World Index, which tracks shares across 47 countries, was down 0.1 per cent on the day.
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Trump's Only Regret On China Is "Not Raising Tariffs Higher"
US President Donald Trump on Sunday rowed back from a suggestion made just hours earlier that he regrets his trade war with China, saying instead he's only sorry not to have raised tariffs even higher.
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US President Donald Trump Hits China With More Tariffs
The announcement on Thursday extends US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs to nearly all of the Chinese goods the US imports and marks an abrupt end to a temporary truce in a trade row that has hurt world growth and disrupted global supply chains.
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Crunch Time As High-Level US-China Trade Talks Resume
With only eight days left in their trade truce, top US and Chinese officials on Thursday returned to the daunting task of bridging a chasm between the world's two largest economies.
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Gold Slips As US-China Trade Row Supports Dollar
Spot gold was down 0.6 per cent at $1,306.71 per ounce at 12:22 GMT, after having risen for the previous two sessions.
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Sensex, Nifty Close Higher For Sixth Session In A Row: 10 Things To Know
The domestic stock markets finished a choppy session on Monday with mild gains, tracking advances in Asian peers as investors cheered easing of worries on the US-China trade front. BSE benchmark index Sensex ended 46 points higher at 36,241, while the NSE Nifty settled at 10,883, up 7 points from the previous close. The key indices closed higher fo...
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US-China Trade Row Not A Threat To World Economy, Says Official
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin pushed back Saturday against warnings that the Washington's trade fight with China imperils the world economy, saying that pushing Beijing to open up will be good for all.
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Amid Tensions, US-China Security Meeting Next Month May Be Cancelled
A key diplomatic and security meeting between China and the United States next month may not take place due to tensions in relations, sources briefed on the matter said, potentially the latest casualty of worsening ties.
