More of President Donald Trump's tariff plans have gone into effect, likely raising the prices you'll see on key goods.

Trump's tariff regime for dozens of countries came into effect on Thursday after he announced a steep new tax on imported ...

UK economic growth slowed as US President Donald Trump's tariffs hit and businesses grappled with higher costs, official ...

Wall Street, his own cabinet and numerous civic guardrails stopped Trump from indulging in his own impulses in the first term. Now, Eric Garcia writes, he feels he can do whatever he wants ...

The announcement by President Donald Trump's administration of the results of a probe into pharmaceutical imports and new ...

President’s approval rating with right-leaning Americans has dropped on issues including personal trust and the economy ...

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has warned that Washington could increase secondary tariffs on India. He said the ...

It is getting harder to think it will stay bottled up. Also in this newsletter, the BoE hopes the UK is different this time ...

While the figure represents a slowing, it's surprisingly better than expected, representing good news for Chancellor Rachel Reeves and a government prioritising growth.

The president is increasingly tying trade policy to geopolitics, meaning he could raise tariffs on a whim, leaving countries ...

And here you thought the lesson of the Smoot-Hawley tariff era was that a trade war can be destructive. Think again, folks, because President Trump’s lawyers say the courts must uphold the legality of ...

Donald Trump told the boss of Goldman Sachs to “focus on being a DJ” after the Wall Street bank warned that the US ...