The US president returned home from his trip to China without the main thing markets wanted.

US President Donald Trump departed China on Friday touting business deals that gave markets little to cheer, while Beijing warned Washington about

Chinese stocks slid on Friday as the summit between the leaders of the world's top two economies produced few deals to excite investors. | World News

Mounting inflation fears, geopolitical tension and ongoing uncertainty around the Iran war has prompted selling pressure across asset classes.

After raising high expectations ahead of his trip to Beijing, the U.S. president leaves with little to show for it, disappointing investors. On key flashpoints such as Iran and…

US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi entered talks in Beijing confronting the growing risks that the conflict in Iran poses to global markets and their uneasy…

Global stocks slumped and oil prices rose Friday as talks between the United States and China failed to deliver progress on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, rekindling worries of…

Skepticism about a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz intensified after the Trump-Xi summit failed to advance a diplomatic solution to the Mideast war.

Trump said he is okay with Iran suspending nuclear programme for 20 years, but there has to be a real commitment; Trump leaves China; Trump said they may or may not approve Taiwan…

The yield on a 30-year U.S. Treasury bond rose to 5.127%, its highest level since 2007.

Trump notably failed to push back on Xi Jinping’s rhetoric over the future of Taiwan – key US politics stories from Friday, 15 May at a glance

President Donald Trump has returned from his state visit to China to face a challenging U.S. economy.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump returned from the spectacle of a Chinese state visit to a less than welcoming U.S. economy — with the military band and garden tour in…

Trump told Axios "the clock is ticking" for Iran and warned if the regime doesn't make a better deal "they are going to get hit much harder."

The US president returned home from his trip to China without the main thing markets wanted.

Financial markets worldwide reacted negatively to the recent meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping, highlighting the tensions in US-China…

Global Bond Yields Climb, Stock Futures Fall as Inflation Concerns Mount

Asia markets were mixed ahead of the highly anticipated Trump-Xi talks.

NEW YORK/LONDON, May 19 : A global stock index fell with 30-year U.S. Treasury yields rising to their highest levels since 2007 on Tuesday, and oil prices eased as investors…

Trump faces resistance at home even as inflation expectations rise and affordability looms large ahead of the midterms.

Take it from President Donald Trump himself: Stocks and commodities can throw easily ignored tantrums, but when the bond market gets “yippy,” you pay attention.