US President Donald Trump is making a bold gamble.

JPMorgan boss warned stock markets could suffer a "deep correction" within three years.

Finance Minister Grant Robertson expects officials to seek an exemption to new US tariffs

COMMENT: New Zealand will not escape Trump's trade war.

US Donald President Trump has this morning signed off on tariffs sparking trade war fears

Trade Minister David Parker says the new agreement is a "fair deal" for our country.

Editorial: Trump does not understand trade deficits.

China says a trade war will hurt all sides and is appealing for a negotiated settlement.

Green MP Golriz Ghahraman accuses her coalition government of "spin" about revised TPP.

News that White House economic advisor Gary Cohn quit over trade policy rattled markets

Departure of a key, pro-trade economic advisor puts our export-led economy at risk.

George W. Bush's chief of staff has warned Trump over his proposed steel tariff.

New Zealand exporters will watch nervously as Trump battles his own party over tariffs.

Republican lawmakers are worried about the consequences of steel and aluminum tariffs.

President threatens tax on European cars.

This is the first decline in new sales in over two years.

The market is currently awaiting the outcome of the Italian election.

Trump's announcement of stiff tariffs comes as NZ prepares to sign CPTPP.

Demand for machinery - including tractors - pushed imports values to a record in January

The annual trade deficit for the year ended January was $3.22 billion.

Ardern spoke of US in terms of difference and China in terms of leadership.

Ardern did not comment on China's proposal to extend presidential terms beyond ten years.

PM Malcolm Turnbull says there's one thing the US could learn from Australia.

NZ's biggest port posted a net profit of $47 million, up from $41.9 million last year.

Trump has already imposed new tariffs on washing machines and solar panels.

Deregistered school charged varying fees up to $16,000 but paid only partial refunds.

Imports likely to decline without the new international trade deal.

COMMENT: The country can become a trade channel to rest of South Asia.

The Labour-led administration signed up to the regional trade and investment pact