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A look at all the products that are set to get tariffs next month.
CNBC's "Power Lunch" team talks about Tilray's shares with Rob Wertheimer, founding partner and director of research with Melius Research.
U.S. soybean farmers are courting global buyers as they fend off losses from the U.S.-China trade war. CNBC's Contessa Brewer reports from Chicago.
Target CEO Brian Cornell says he's encouraged by Trump's decision to postpone some consumer-oriented tariffs that were supposed to start Sept. 1.
Analysts generally doubt how effective the People Bank of China's latest interest rate announcement will be in significantly helping businesses grow.
Craig Chan of Nomura says China wants to limit the "negative contagious effects" of a currency that's weakening.
China is showing signs of being hurt by the trade war earlier than the U.S. because Beijing's response to the tariffs came later than Washington's, says Howard Wang of J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
CNBC's Eunice Yoon speaks to Hu Xijin of the Global Times. He weighs in on how Hong Kong's unrest could affect U.S.-China negotiations and says the ball is not in America's court.
The reform to China's loan prime rate cannot ultimately replace a benchmark interest rate cut, says Helen Qiao of Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Steve Hanke of Johns Hopkins University discusses the potential impact of a payroll tax cut in the U.S. He says it would enlarge the trade deficit in America, which President Donald Trump is "obsessed" with.
Chinese overseas investment growth will likely slow or even decline in the next few years as risks around the world increase, according to new research by Moody's Investors Service.
Linking Hong Kong protests to U.S.-China trade talks was not a "deliberate sort of strategy" by America, but something that had to be done as it became clear that the protests represented a very significant political movement, says Christian Whiton of Center for the National Interest.
Jayne Hrdlicka of a2 Milk says the company needs to continue to build capability in the U.S. and China to meet the opportunity available in those markets.
"I think (rate cuts) will help, but whether they're going to be sufficient to counter the negative trade pressures and global growth slowdown and impact is debatable," one strategist told CNBC.
The two countries want to smash the civil aerospace duopoly enjoyed by Airbus and Boeing.
The consumer's doing well, but the trade war with China is making people lose confidence, says Cramer.
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