Japan plans to push back against any U.S. attempt to pull it into an economic bloc aimed at countering China, citing the importance of its trade ties with Beijing.

Global policymakers breathed a collective sigh of relief in Washington this week, reassured that the U.S.-centric economic order was not unraveling despite President Donald Trump’s nationalist approach.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index posted a modest gain of 2.69 points or 0.04 percent today, closing at 6,252.19.

California has surpassed Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy, Governor Gavin Newsom announced, warning that President Trump’s tariff policies pose a risk to the state's economic strength.

Stock futures edged lower ahead of a critical week of earnings reports and economic data that will offer fresh insight into the U.S. economy’s response to President Trump’s tariffs.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index ended lower Monday as profit-taking dragged blue-chip stocks down after an early rally, closing at 6,249.50 points, down 19.25 points or 0.31 percent.

Taiwan will simulate the potential impact of U.S. tariffs on its semiconductor industry and seek discussions with Washington.

President Donald Trump’s approach to U.S.–China trade has been to impose prohibitively high tariffs.

Concerns are mounting over the transmission charges imposed by the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP).

Movie and television filming in the Greater Los Angeles area declined by 22% in the first quarter, reflecting a global production downturn and California's ongoing loss of entertainment business to other regions.

Amid the escalating tariff war, mathematician and The Big Bitcoin Book author Fred Krueger advised investors on X (formerly Twitter) to move their savings into Bitcoin instead of China.

No country should bypass international law to authorize seabed resource exploration, China’s foreign ministry said, following reports of U.S. plans to stockpile deep-sea metals to counter China’s dominance in the sector.

The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSE) closed the week strong, gaining 110.27 points or 1.79% to finish at 6,268.75, buoyed by net foreign buying and a late-week rally.

President Donald Trump said he has no plans to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, just days after his statement that he would like to terminate the head of the U.S. central bank caused a stock market selloff.

Global shares traded mixed Thursday, as markets digested a brief Wall Street rally following what appeared to be a softening of President Donald Trump’s rhetoric toward the Federal Reserve and his ongoing trade war.

It’s called the “chicken tax,” but it’s levied on pickup trucks.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index declined today on losses from the services sub-index, closing at 6,158.48 points, down by 10 points or 0.16 percent.

Barclays has downgraded its rating on the U.S. autos and mobility sector to "negative" from "neutral," citing concerns that President Donald Trump’s tariffs could squeeze automakers’ earnings and dampen future investment.

Surveys from regional Federal Reserve banks are beginning to reflect mounting anxiety within the U.S. manufacturing sector, as the economic effects of President Trump’s expansive new tariffs ripple across industries.

Cracks are beginning to appear in the $1.5 trillion private credit market, where major players like Ares Management, Apollo Global Management, Blue Owl Capital, Blackstone, and KKR have long dominated.

Wall Street CEOs are sounding cautious to downbeat about the economy, even though their companies have left their outlooks largely unchanged.

China significantly cut imports of various U.S. goods last month, with some categories seeing zero imports.

UBS Group AG has issued the most pessimistic forecast yet for China’s 2025 economic growth, predicting an expansion of just 3.4% as U.S. tariffs batter exports.

Companies are entering earnings season amid turbulent markets and an escalating trade war.