President Trump’s new tariffs aim to narrow the big trade deficits the U.S. runs with a host of countries.

Blowing up the world trading system has consequences that the President isn’t advertising.

President Donald Trump is set to announce new tariffs at 4 p.m. from the Rose Garden. Follow along for live updates on stocks ...

The New Jersey Democrat spoke for 25 hours and five minutes without rest to protest the president’s actions in his second ...

Trump’s Made-in-America ambitions mean that a gusher of investment that in recent years showered low-cost manufacturing ...

Recession fears are on the rise. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note dropped to around 4.077% in recent trading, down from ...

America's cash crops have joined the tariff selloff. Prices for soybeans, corn, wheat and oats have already been under ...

Volkswagen will add an “import fee” to the stickers on its cars that are affected by the 25% vehicle tariff, the German ...

Senate considers measure revoking emergency declaration used to impose tariffs on Canada.

The president wants companies to return production to the U.S., but it won’t be easy.

Many economists say that tariffs ultimately cause prices to rise as importers are likely to pass on some of the additional ...

China’s services-sector activity expanded at a faster pace in March, thanks to improving demand boosted by government ...