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This customs broker is prepping for another round of Trump tariffs
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Sean McHenry
Dec 2, 2024
"We don't have any inside information," says customs broker Gretchen Blough. "So we're just kind of holding hands with our customers."
More tariffs may be coming under Trump
Nov 6, 2024
Here's what tariffs on goods from China and elsewhere have already meant for businesses and consumers since his first term.
What to know about Harris and Trump’s tariff campaign promises
by
Jordan Mangi
Nov 4, 2024
American consumers bear the brunt of tariffs — despite what the former president has said on the campaign trail.
Business reactions to Biden Administration tariffs vary widely
Jun 26, 2024
Some businesses say the new tariffs will put them on a level playing field with Chinese exporters. Others see little advantage.
How new China tariffs could affect prices for U.S. business owners, consumers
May 14, 2024
When tariffs increase, costs often go up for business owners, who often then pass some of those increased costs along to consumers.
The U.S. exports more petroleum than it imports. So why are we importing at all?
May 13, 2024
It's largely about the chemistry of the oil and the mechanics of the refineries. In many cases, importing foreign crude is cheaper.
The fallout from a strong dollar
Apr 29, 2024
U.S. exports become more expensive overseas, but imported goods become cheaper here in the U.S.
For public good, not for profit.
Import prices rose more slowly in February. That could help bring down inflation.
by
Justin Ho
Mar 15, 2024
The Labor Department reported that the price of imported goods rose 0.3% in February compared to 0.8% the month before.
Americans bought fewer Chinese imports in 2023, but Chinese exporters aren't necessarily hurting
by
Justin Ho
Feb 8, 2024
We bought more imports from Mexico — and Chinese companies have been investing heavily there.
The dollar's falling back to Earth as other countries raise their own interest rates
by
Justin Ho
Aug 22, 2023
A year ago, U.S. exporters were complaining that the dollar was too strong. Not anymore.