World/International

Adam Posen, President of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, talks about what to expect from President Trump’s meetings with President Xi Jinping of China this week.

Fiber optic cables carry internet to much of Europe. To get there, they travel along the floor of the Red Sea.

The war in the Middle East is pushing up short-term government yields, on expectations that the Fed is increasingly likely to hike interest rates over the next two years.

Global oil inventories are buffering consumers from the full force of the supply shock, but analysts warn that reserves can't be drawn down indefinitely.

In the Cowboy State, about every third vehicle on the road is a pickup. As diesel prices soar, we check in with everyday truck drivers.

And the war in the Middle East is to blame.

Just how many “transitory” inflation events does it take before inflation becomes persistent?

Two new power transmission lines are connecting Quebec to New York and Massachusetts this year. While they’re a welcome source of low-carbon energy for the states, the Canadian province’s power surplus is not what it once was.

The talks were scheduled for six weeks ago but were stalled due to conflict in the Middle East.

In four years, the Chinese EV carmaker has sold almost 250,000 electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in the country, with the goal of being the No. 1 car seller there by 2030.