tariffs

Survey data from The Conference Board shows Americans are feeling better about the economy than they were earlier in the year, but concerns about the job market linger.

What do flat-rate tariffs across so many countries accomplish? Is it about trade imbalances, reshoring manufacturing, revenue, or something else?

The Trump administration’s tariffs roughly break down into one of two categories. What do each of them mean for the global economy?

The price hike is hitting U.S. manufacturers and contractors that rely on steel components.

Rachel Rozner, owner of Elden Street Tea Shop, recently purchased a wholesale tea company to attempt to avoid tariffs and charges from middlemen.

The June consumer price index will be the latest glimpse into whether tariffs are having an effect on consumer prices.

Businesses are having to figure out whether to absorb the cost of import taxes, pass them along, or a mixture of both approaches — all up and down supply chains.

A new survey from Deloitte shows that people expect the economy to weaken and are planning to spend less this fall.

A 10% or 20% tariff is it’s still a significant tax on imports — that Americans will pay.

“Trade is hugely important to agriculture, and consistency is important to agriculture,” said Brian Duncan, president of the Illinois Farm Bureau. “We need some signed agreements that provide some certainty and some security.”