Prices are likely to go up, even if the exact amount is unclear. But experts warn against panic-buying if it puts you in debt.

With rates changing rapidly, it's hard to know how Trump's tariffs will affect the price of gadgets like smartphones and PCs. Stay on top of things with our up-to-date chronology of events.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said that the 'biggest risk' to the nation's economy is United States President Donald ...

President Donald Trump increased tariffs on Chinese imports and applied a 25% tariff to products imported from Canada and ...

President Donald Trump is a vocal opponent of the U.S. trade deficit and he believes tariffs are the method to reducing it; ...

SpaceX has partnered with new-right oligarch Peter Thiel’s defense start-up, Palantir, and Anduril, a drone company that’s ...

Higher materials prices are expected to stall new construction homes and renovations, and make both more expensive for ...

But it's possible that Trump's reciprocal tariff threat could bring other countries ... middle of last year — compared with just 5.5% for Canada and just 1.9% for the European Union.

South Korea's central bank on Thursday signalled it would cut rates in May and left the door wide open to further monetary ...

Right now, in addition to a baseline 10 percent tariff on most U.S. imports, Trump has placed 25 percent tariffs on aluminum ...

The culprit is “non-tariff barriers” (NTBs), such as quotas and technical standards that systematically block goods from ...

World Trade Organization says global trade could slide this year because of Trump's tariff policies - ‘Enduring uncertainty ...