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Asian markets are sinking after the latest salvo in Trump's trade war with China

Posted on: Jul 11, 2018 | Posted by: Travel Mag Top

The US government has released a list of $US200 billion worth of Chinese goods that will be subject to new 10% tariffs. The news has not gone down well in Asian financial...

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