President Donald Trump's increased tariffs on U.S. imports from foreign countries could reduce the national deficit by $4 ...

One economist told Newsweek that companies may be wary of "consumer backlash" if they hike prices to mitigate the tariffs' ...

Hence, a further US retreat from high and differentiated tariffs may yet expose Australia to net economic harm. That point has not arrived, but it may be on the horizon as US tariff policy evolves.

Excluding volatile food and energy prices, so-called core producer prices rose 0.9% from June, biggest month-over-month jump ...

Trump tariff formula misrepresents global trade economics, critics say President Donald Trump's new tariffs elicited threats of retaliation from foreign leaders and led to U.S. stocks suffering ...

The price of appliances rose by 0.8% in both April and May, the highest monthly increase in nearly four years. Toy prices climbed for the second consecutive month, leaping by 1.3% (matching a four ...

The tariffs that Mr. Trump announced on April 2, if allowed to take effect, would most likely have had an immediate, easily recognized impact on prices and growth.

“Business are absorbing some of the tariffs, but either way the economy will be hurt by tariffs,” said Ryan Sweet, chief U.S. economist at Oxford Economics, a forecasting firm.

As consumers cope with lingering cost-of-living pressures and the potential impact of tariffs, CBS News is tracking the ...

The economic pain is not confined to the U.S. Germany, which sends 10% of its exports to the U.S. market, saw industrial production sag 1.9% in June as Trump’s earlier rounds of tariffs took hold.

Trump's tariff threat may serve as a lifeline for Lula, who has reportedly been struggling with falling popularity rates, according to the BBC. Brazil is headed for a presidential election in ...

The jump in tariffs on all imported US goods will cost American consumers. Australia is still a winner – but less so 1. Australia’s relative tariff treatment has narrowed. 2.