President Trump’s tariffs on imported goods are causing prices to rise, resulting in American taxpayers paying the ultimate cost of the tariffs.

The trade war launched by President Donald Trump against Canada, China and Mexico and what could end up involving countries ...

In the first 50 days of his second term, President Trump’s penchant for imposing and then suspending tariffs has shaken markets and confounded trading partners.

Currently, the following tariffs from the second Trump administration are in effect: 25% taxes on all steel and aluminum ...

Donald Trump's trade war with Canada, Mexico, China and the EU could cost US consumers and shoppers, according to economists ...

After promising during his election campaign to put tariffs back at the center of US economic policy, President Donald Trump ...

But with a high ... were prepared to raise prices, while about half of all respondents expected prices to rise. About 28% accepted Trump's arguments that foreign companies will pay for tariffs.

Tony Jarrett said President Trump's tariffs could have a negative impact on the housing market in general, not just new ...

The limited economic data from Trump’s time back in office seemed to defy predictions of imminent economic catastrophe. “Even if the liberal story were true, it’s just too early,” Justin Wolfers, a ...

Trump wants to reduce the $1.2 trillion trade deficit, so he’s putting tariffs on popular imported goods from smartphones to ...

The typical American consumer is highly unlikely to purchase raw steel or aluminum on their own. That might lead them to believe their wallets are shielded from the 25% tariffs President Donald Trump ...

Stock markets are plunging, consumers and businesses have started to sour on the economy, and economists are marking down ...