China says it is “evaluating” an offer to engage in negotiations with the United States to hold talks over US President Donald Trump's 145% tariffs, but warned that it is not going to entertain "extortion and coercion."

Trump's break from neoliberal free trade policies has led to economic shocks, including a plunging dollar, a downturn in the stock market, and the increased likelihood of a recession.

The European Commission’s President Ursula von der Leyen says “the West as we knew it no longer exists.”

China has reiterated that it will “fight to the end” against US President Donald Trump’s trade war.

The United States has started to resemble an emerging market rather than a developed nation due to its extensive tariffs, says the head of Euronext.

The EU is facing significant economic disruption due to Trump's tariffs on EU exports to the US, worth €380 billion.

President Trump's announcement of increased US tariffs on over 180 countries, including a 20% duty for the EU, has sparked a strong response.