Tariffs are already driving up prices on key goods such as electronics, home appliances, furniture, and auto parts, as import ...

The US runs a huge surplus in services, which helps explain why they weren't subject to President Donald Trump's tariffs.

That’s just the bad news for U.S. consumers who ... Trump announced new tariffs ranging from 1 percent to 74 percent imposed on nearly all countries with a trade surplus with the United States ...

Though the US, the world’s largest consumer, had become the biggest market for Chinese goods, Trump’s tariffs have ...

Tariffs – and uncertainty surrounding them and how prices will be affected – could spell the end of the "resilient consumer" as Americans are stressing more over rising costs and increasingly ...

At car dealerships across the country, consumers are rushing to buy new vehicles ahead of tariff-related price hikes. Some ...

China’s exports jumped 12.4% from a year earlier as companies rushed to beat increases in tariffs imposed by U.S. President ...

The tariffs were ultimately repealed in 1934. But they had more lasting geopolitical impacts: Some historians speculate that ...

If that were strictly true, Trump would have imposed negative tariffs on Australia since we have a $17.9 billion trade surplus with the country — and it’s growing. So where does that 10% ...

Democratic senators from across the West Coast are sounding the alarm over the possible impact of President Donald Trump's ...