LIMA/BEIJING (Reuters) - In South American copper giant Peru, the incoming Donald Trump White House will ... Peru reflects a wider challenge for the White House around South America, where China's presence has grown rapidly given its huge appetite for ...

With Donald Trump’s election victory sparking expectations of steep tariffs, US importers are expected to rush to front-load goods from China even before January’s inauguration to sidestep potential cost increases and deliver a surprising boost to Chinese exports.

China is trying to tackle tens of billions of dollars of debt currently saddling local governments to prevent it from slowing the country's overall growth.

Former Australian ambassador to the United States Arthur Sinodinos has delved into how US President-elect Donald Trump’s tariffs will affect the world.