President-elect Trump has promised to impose 25% tariffs on all goods imported from Canada and Mexico, and tariffs as high as ...

Mere talk of tariffs will spur some consumers to run out and buy big-ticket items, or stockpile smaller ones, on the theory ...

History shows that higher tariffs have been painful for the stock markets to digest, but President-elect Donald Trump's stand ...

Canada and Mexico are two of America’s largest trading partners, and the tariff could have significant economic consequences ...

Economists say the tariffs would act like a tax on American consumers, raising prices on any number of products. "We ...

U.S. Stock Indexes Rise, Shrugging Off Trump Tariff Threats The S&P 500 and the ... OPEC+ is facing a dilemma as the group of major oil producers meets this Sunday, thanks to expectations for a ...

Understanding how China’s economy really works is difficult at the best of times ...

Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump arrives ... [+] for a rally at Festival Park on June 18, 2024 ...

If the US importing firm passes on the cost of the tariff to the person buying the product in the US in the form of higher retail prices, it would be the US consumer that bears the economic burden.

The tariffs, which include a 10-20% tax on all imports and a potential 60-100% on goods from China, are causing significant concern – and the costs are likely coming right to consumers' wallets. Don't ...

Their base case doesn't include a 10% across-the-board tariff on all imported goods, which Trump campaigned on, or a deportation program – both of which could have the effect of suppressing ...

Trump has said China will pay for the tariffs, not US businesses or consumers. But companies that face the duties are busy deciding whether they will have to source products from outside of China ...