The U.S.-China trade truce in Geneva earlier this month hinged on Beijing agreeing to resume crucial mineral exports. Now China is slow-walking the concession, and the pact is in jeopardy.

China on Thursday affirmed a trade deal announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, saying both sides needed to abide by the consensus and adding China always kept its word.

Since 2018, China has weathered a low-level trade war, gaining experience in managing the deepening U.S.-Chinese rivalry and learning how to circumvent Washington’s economic restrictions. Unlike U.S.

China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng extracted a 90-day trade truce from Trump’s team in negotiations last month, but has since slow-walked approvals of mineral-export licenses that were critical to ...

President Donald Trump has finally gotten his first trade deal done. Well, not quite a “deal,” per se. More like a concept of a plan: a framework for negotiations between the United States and ...

The trade-in program has driven total retail sales of consumer goods in the country to 1.1 trillion yuan ($152.8 billion) as of Saturday, the ministry said on Sunday.

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B.C. Premier David Eby, who is on a 10-day trade mission to East Asia, said that Japanese conglomerates have expressed interest in the province's liquefied natural gas (LNG) and critical mineral ...