For those wondering what products will see price hikes from tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump, the answer is everything, a UH economist said.

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Experts say produce is where shoppers may likely see the most immediate impact of tariffs on prices due to the shorter life-span of those products.

Economists say it’s too soon to tell whether President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs — announced then walked back days ...

The 25% tariff rate on vehicles and auto parts imported into the U.S. went into effect at 12:01 a.m. on April 3.

This could be months. It could be a year. Again, it’s unprecedented to levy a tax on every trading partner versus targeted to a specific industry.” -Margaret Kidd/Associate ...

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Texas exports 20% of the country’s total export value, in particular oil and natural gas, according to the state’s ...

Even if a car is assembled in the United States with components from other countries, "of course they are going to have to ...

HOUSTON – Conversation ... and consumers on both sides feel the impact. Ultimately, tariffs are a tool that governments use to shape the economy and global trade, but they come with both ...

And certainly the Chinese tariffs are also having an impact on Nova Scotia," Houston told reporters at ... it takes to protect Nova Scotians and our economy." Some of that support, he noted ...