From the BBC World Service: Vietnam has cut import duties on a range of goods, including cars and some agricultural products.

We’ve that President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs are coming for a while, so why the sharp market reaction now?

Investors are anxious over President Donald Trump’s anticipated tariffs, slated to hit at a time when consumers are more cautious about spending.

From the BBC World Service: Stock markets in Asia took a hit in anticipation of fresh U.S. tariffs slated for Wednesday.

The current economic landscape, marked by tariffs and other policy-driven uncertainty, could be a particularly difficult one for Fed decision-makers to navigate in the next few months.

Student loan borrowers are facing a new reality with most pandemic-era loan pauses and forgiveness programs gone.

From the BBC World Service: As Canada’s prime minister says the U.S. is no longer a reliable partner, Canadian businesses that work with American companies are facing a tough decision: continue their trading relationships or try to bring more operations and supply chains home.

We parse the impact of new tariffs on cars and car parts. Plus, how can executive actions complicate financial planning for people and businesses?

Children, especially, could suffer as a result of cuts to USAID funding and staff. We’ll learn more.