$Steel and aluminum tariffs remain a headache despite Trump\'s trade deal with Mexico and Canada$

Steel and aluminum tariffs remain a headache despite Trump's trade deal with Mexico and Canada

The United States might have a new North American trade deal in place, but the Trump administration's tariffs on steel and aluminum continue to be a headache for businesses, lawmakers and America's neighbors. The tariffs remain such a big point of contention that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took aim at the tariffs Friday during a signing ceremony for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Trudeau tied the tariffs to the layoff plans GM announced earlier this week. "Donald, it's all the more reason why we need to keep working to remove the tariffs on steel and aluminum between our countries," he told Trump.

$Draft G-20 communique reportedly agreed but \'taboo words\' on trade removed$

Draft G-20 communique reportedly agreed but 'taboo words' on trade removed

European officials have reportedly confirmed that the G-20 meeting in Argentina will result in a communique outlining joint aims from the world's most powerful leaders.

$OPEC meeting marks the \'toughest test yet\' for Saudi-Russia energy alliance, analysts say$

OPEC meeting marks the 'toughest test yet' for Saudi-Russia energy alliance, analysts say

OPEC and non-OPEC members will meet in Vienna, Austria, on Thursday, with the aim of reaching an accord over possible output cuts in order to prop up tumbling oil prices. Crude futures have fallen more than 25 percent since climbing to a four-year peak in early October, amid intensifying oversupply concerns and worries over slowing economic growth.

Trump and Xi may reach a deal at the G-20, but it may not be something either wants, says Wells Fargo

U.S. President Donald Trump and China leader Xi Jinping will likely strike a deal at their G20 meeting, but "I don't think it's going to be the deal that either side wants," says Kirk Hartman, global chief investment officer at Wells Fargo Asset Management. "Both sides have so much at stake here that they going to reach some kind of agreement," Hartman told CNBC.

US-China trade war could create winners in Southeast Asia: Bain & Co

The trade war between the U.S. and China is pushing many global companies to rethink their supply chains. Even if trade tensions eventually simmer, companies would still try and shift some of their supply chains to Southeast Asia, said Satish Shankar of Bain & Co. Bain predicts that as companies rethink their supply chains, small and medium enterprises in the region will adopt more technologies into their daily operations that could potentially unlock a $1 trillion opportunity.

$Trump says breaking with Saudi Arabia would send oil prices \'through the roof\'$

Trump says breaking with Saudi Arabia would send oil prices 'through the roof'

President Donald Trump says oil prices would go "through the roof" if the United States broke with Saudi Arabia. Trump issued a statement earlier saying he stands by the Saudi Arabia despite the killing of journalist and U.S. resident Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents last month. Trump is relying on Saudi Arabia to keep oil prices low after his administration restored sanctions on Iran.

Trump’s Choice: Iran Deal Model or North Korean Bomb?

Tehran, Oct 7, IRNA – Hossein Mousavian, former Iranian top nuclear negotiator, has commented on the US President Donald Trump’s potential decision on decertifying the Iran nuclear deal, saying Iran remained committed to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Tehran hosting 4 international expos

TEHRAN- The Iranian capital is simultaneously hosting four international exhibitions from October 25 to 28 at the Tehran Permanente International Fairground, IRIB news reported on Wednesday.

Iran, Panama, China, Hong Kong agree to inspect sunken oil tanker

Tehran, Jan 25, IRNA – Iran, China, Panama, and Hong Kong have signed an agreement to jointly investigate sinking of the Iranian oil tanker, Sanchi, in China's eastern waters.

Ninth Syria Peace Talks start in Vienna

Vienna, Jan 25, IRNA – The ninth round of Syria Peace Talks, hosted by the United nations and attended by the sides involved in the country's conflict, started in Vienna on Thursday.

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