Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivered remarks at the Economic Club of Chicago Wednesday on a variety of topics, ...

In prepared remarks to the Economic Club of Chicago, Federal Reserve Chair Powell reiterated that tariffs are "significantly ...

However, BDC chief economist Pierre Cléroux had a positive message for B.C.'s short-term economic future despite the challenges ahead for finding alternative markets to the U.S. for Canadian products ...

lead U.S. economist at Oxford Economics. "We expect the tariffs to push inflation close to 4% this year." Concerns over a widening trade war and the impact of tariffs on inflation have caused an ...

When President Trump announced his latest tariffs on Wednesday, he also ignited an economic mystery ... Translation: Trump's economists think that about a quarter of his tariffs will be passed ...

MSNBC Needless economic pain from Trump not even worth it if his tariff gambit works: economist Posted: April 4, 2025 | Last updated: April 4, 2025 Betsey Stevenson, former chief economist for the ...

Legendary economist Thomas Sowell weighed in on President ... and unilateral actions can create uncertainty that suppresses economic activity in the absence of a reliable framework.

Washington (AFP) – Trade economists were scratching their heads ... however. "This is to economics what creationism is to biology, astrology is to astronomy," former Treasury Secretary Larry ...

but there's a growing consensus among economists that the risk of a damaging downturn has risen in the past three months, and even more in the past 24 hours," said Mark Hamrick, senior economic ...

The uncertainty has been more harmful to the business and economic environment than the tariffs themselves ... but it seems too extreme a measure for that. Economists have been inferring that Trump’s ...

Independent economist Warren Hogan claims the Australian public won’t see a “huge amount” of economic policy from the Coalition. “I don't think we can expect a huge amount of policy detail ...

As famous investor Peter Lynch said, "Far more money has been lost by investors preparing for corrections or trying to anticipate corrections than has been lost in corrections themselves." ...