The dollar headed for its first weekly gain since mid-March on Friday after China granted some tariff exemptions for U.S.

Japanese Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato said on Thursday he agreed with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to continue ...

Japanese Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato on Wednesday urged G20 counterparts to cooperate in stabilising markets, warning ...

The dollar headed for its first weekly gain since mid-March on Friday, after China granted some exemptions to U.S. imports, ...

Meaningful progress in trade talks is not feasible without a clear and unified message from Washington. Tokyo’s patience — ...

The Bank of Japan is likely to leave rates unchanged, but signal hikes are coming in the months ahead. Markets will also ...

Year after year, decade after decade, officials in Tokyo, Beijing, Seoul and beyond dutifully bought U.S. Treasury securities ...

For 20-plus years now, U.S. officials have been prodding Japan to engineer a stronger yen. It never occurred to Tokyo, though, that Washington might be willing to crash the dollar to do it.

Trump asserted in an interview and in exchanges with reporters Friday that tariff negotiations were underway with China, but Beijing denied any talks were taking place.

The People’s Bank of China’s kept its key loan prime rates unchanged at 3.10% for 1-year loan maturities and 3.60% for 5-year ...

The door for trade talks with Washington is wide open, China said on Wednesday, a day after US President Donald Trump ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said there is “an incredible opportunity” for the US and China to achieve what he terms a ...