Tariffs

Chinese exporters have found ways to deal with the extra U.S. tariffs and those plans are not set to change under President-elect Joe Biden.

Some Chinese manufacturers do not expect the trade tensions with the U.S. to change much even with a Biden presidency.

Chinese investment in the U.S. also fell because of the pandemic recession.

Some U.S. firms complain of retaliatory measures in China. But experts see long-term opportunity.

Tariffs on European imports have been in place since October. More could be on the way.

The Trump administration is denouncing the fact that the tax levels vary greatly between members of the global trade body.

More than 200 economists have signed a letter to President Trump and congressional leaders. They say a Buy America order the Trump administration is contemplating for medical supplies would push up prices and exacerbate shortages.

The virus' economic toll may interfere with China's ability to make promised purchases.

The Wall Street Journal found just 3% of exemption decisions on a recent tariff list were approvals.

The president's threat to impose tariffs on Scotch and Irish whiskies could benefit the little known English variety.