Let’s make a deal or else: Trump’s tariff threats as trade policy will have consequences
Trump has made clear he will use tariffs — many of which he can enact without Congress’ approval — to an unprecedented degree as a bludgeon against allies and rivals alike to achieve domestic and foreign policy goals. Rising inflation as tariffs result in higher prices on imports such as cars, electronics, food, and clothing.
The president-elect said he intends to levy a 25% tariff on goods imported from Mexico and Canada until drugs and ...
As the BRIC alliance looks to shift from U.S. dominance of the market, Trump pledges expulsion from the U.S. dollar ...
In a move reminiscent of his first term, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has issued a sweeping threat of 100% tariffs on ...
President Biden on Thursday said he hoped Trump would rethink his plan to impose tariffs, saying it could “screw up” ...
President-elect Trump on Wednesday said he had a productive conversation with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo over ...
President-elect Donald Trump said he will impose widespread tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China, three major U ...
Trump’s plans to slap tariffs on imported goods from overseas could have a negative impact on the medical devices industry, ...
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau landed in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Friday evening for a dinner meeting with ...
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