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The US central bank's second top-ranking official sounded a positive note on the outlook for the American economy and inflation, but didn't come off quite as 'dovish' as when he last spoke.
Apple has become the latest company to be embroiled in the simmering tensions between the US and China, after President Donald Trump said tariffs could be placed on mobile phones and laptops made in China.
President Donald Trump has said that Theresa May’s Brexit deal was "good for the EU" and could jeopardise Britain’s ability to strike a trade agreement with the US.
