The Trump administration will implement new tariffs this week while retaliatory taxes from Canada and China begin Monday.

The levies, ordered by U.S. President Donald Trump in February, include imports from Canada and Mexico — which are among the top foreign suppliers — and apply to finished metal products, too. U.S.

While manufacturers initially sought tariff relief by relocating production to Southeast Asia, trade compliance experts say these “tariff-friendly” locations are increasingly vulnerable to reciprocal ...

The message is clear: if you want access to US markets, you must be willing to strike what President Trump considers a fair ...

Mexico and Canada must hope US domestic lobbies restrain Trump’s tariffs. Big exporter China needs to up efficiency. India ...

Could the 'Trump slump' become a 'Trumpcession'? The implications of the president's tariff regime face a second week of close financial market scrutiny following a big shift in risk sentiment.

It was the Gilded Age, a time of rapid population growth and transformation from an agricultural economy toward a sprawling ...

Chinese-built ships could face a $1.5 million docking fee at US ports — the latest move to curb China's trade dominance. What ...

If the American companies have to pay 25% more (for example) to import materials, that means their profits will be lower as ...

Gold inched higher on Monday, supported by a weaker dollar and safe-haven flows amid fears of an escalating global trade war, ...

Lowering import tariffs to meet Trump’s demands won’t hurt if India can lift farm production and penetrate export markets.

The renewed trade war between the United States of America, USA, and some developed economies has put more pressure on crude ...