The United States has just announced a new tariff move, and Australia won’t be spared from the ripple effects. This decision could impact key industries, trade relationships, and even consumer prices.

Trump’s tariffs shine a light on New Zealand’s supply chain vulnerabilities. Is it time to revisit the idea of ‘import ...

Stock markets around the world sold off sharply, and NASDAQ got hit particularly hard. This week’s sell-off has it down over 21% from its February high. Gold tried to hang in there but eventually fell ...

By Ben Aris in Berlin President Trump’s Liberation Day tariff formula makes no economic sense and includes some basic ...

Americans can expect to see increases in prices across multiple industries following Donald Trump's announcement on global ...

If global investors start to worry that U.S. trade policy can shift abruptly, they may relocate their capital elsewhere. As ...

Despite the market turmoil caused by the “Liberation Day” tariff announcements, what matters going forward is where Wall ...

Unless a deal is struck, the expectation is that every country will now pay tariffs to the United States as part of the ...

The new "reciprocal" tariffs, effective at midnight, include a minimum 10% baseline tax on most trading partners, with proportionally higher levies on goods from countries that impose additional ...

The president unleashed a major new wave of import taxes this week, prompting mass alarm and a historic drop in the stock ...

Of the nearly 190 countries engaged in global trade, only one emerged untouched by Trump’s economic purge: Russia. While ...

President Donald Trump said Monday he would "love" to run against former President Barack Obama when asked about a ...