The Trump administration’s tariffs could trim growth, but a decent job market is likely to keep consumers spending.

In the space of a few hours, Donald Trump went from hailing America’s new “golden age” to warning parents their kids would ...

If you try to solve a macro problem through tariffs, it's not going to work,” said Adam Posen, president of the Peterson ...

Consumers’ uneasy feelings about the economy, tariffs and their jobs were underscored by two reports recently released that ...

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President Donald Trump has made a range of promises leading up to his second term. Now 100 days in, here's where three of ...

Who decides when the United States enters a recession? Its eight economists that make the decision. The last one was during ...

Bilateral trade was worth $582 billion in 2024. The US imports $41 billion worth of smartphones a year from China, or 73% of imports in the category. With laptops, it’s $32 billion at 66%.

Despite the fact that the 22nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution explicitly forbids it from actually taking place, President ...

Tariffs kick in on Friday on low-cost goods from China, meaning higher prices are coming. Consumer sentiment is at its lowest level in 14 years. President Trump’s approval ratings, amid all the ...

Businesses and consumers braced enough for their effect to delay the impacts. The rest is up to Trump.

The de minimis exemption for low-value packages expired, sending prices for cheap online Chinese goods skyrocketing.