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Goldman’s top economist expects Trump won’t raise tariffs on other nations July 9
Will there be a comeback for the “reciprocal” tariffs that President Trump unveiled at his “liberation day” event on April 2?
Supreme Court Asked To Take Up Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs
Small businesses asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to take up the issue of whether President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” ...
Trump Tells Supreme Court No Need to Rush to Consider Tariffs
President Donald Trump’s administration urged the US Supreme Court to turn away a request for fast-track review of his ...
Foreign Investors Sold $41 Billion in Treasuries After Trump Unveiled Tariffs
In April, foreigners sold a net $40.8 billion of U.S. notes and bonds that had more than one year to maturity.
War, tariffs, and Trump: What members of the FOMC will be thinking as they finalize their base rate decision today
ANALYSIS: Here are a handful of factors likely impacting the Fed’s interest rate decision being announced today.
Takeaways from the Fed’s decision to keep rates on hold as officials watch Trump’s tariffs and Israel-Iran conflict
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady again Wednesday as officials continue to wait for the fallout of President ...
Toy company challenges Trump’s tariffs before the Supreme Court in long shot bid for quick decision
An Illinois toy company is challenging Donald Trump’s tariffs at the Supreme Court. Learning Resources Inc. filed an appeal ...
Trump Flexes Security Powers to Keep Global Tariff Goal Alive
The Trump administration is pressing ahead with another tariff barrage that some trade experts say is more legally sound than ...
Trump’s $499 ‘built in the U.S.’ smartphone will likely be made in China, analysts say, making it subject to his own tariff policy
The idea that [manufacturing] could be replicated in the U.S. in any sort of short- to medium-term timescale is fanciful,” ...
How Trump’s Tariffs Short-Circuited a $1.6 Billion Factory
The administration's trade policies are causing businesses to put expansions on hold, and may scare off foreign investment as well.