China’s Third Plenum all about muddling through
Four days of highly anticipated high-level Third Plenum meetings (from July 15 to 18) among Chinese Communist Party leaders ended with a perplexingly vague readout.
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Five Trump 2.0 nightmares for Japan
Japan, along with the rest of the world, is watching with growing unease the seemingly unending turbulence of the American presidential election campaign.
Nvidia challenger working with South Korea and Japan
While investors reassess their exposure to Nvidia and TSMC in light of Donald Trump’s remarks about Taiwan, Canadian AI chip, software and hardware design company Tenstorrent stands out as a competitive alternative to TSMC, one that works with IC foundries in South Korea and Japan.
S&P 500 futures tick higher Sunday night after worst week since April: Live updates
S&P 500 futures inched up Sunday night after the broad market index suffered its worst weekly losses since April last week as investors rotated out of megacap technology stocks for smaller names.
CNBC Daily Open: Biden drops out
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The 'Trump trade' is on pause. Political uncertainty is now in the driver's seat
It didn't take long to remember what a second Donald Trump presidential term would mean for the stock market, did it? Unpredictability. Random attacks.
Monday Briefing: Biden Ends His Re-Election Bid
President Biden abandoned his bid for re-election yesterday, succumbing to intense pressure from the Democratic Party in a dramatic attempt to stop Donald Trump from returning to the White House. No sitting U.S. president has dropped out of a race so late in an election cycle. Follow our live coverage of reactions, endorsements and further developments.
Trump remains stubbornly wrong on Taiwan
While America’s Republican Party talks toughness on China and support for Taiwan, its presidential candidate has just described with more clarity than ever his personal inclination to let China conquer Taiwan. Although a reputation for having a “transactional” view of foreign policy precedes him, Trump’s recent comments about Taiwan are jarring.