US President Donald Trump recently announced a sharp increase in tariffs across the board with all the USA’s trading partners ...

That the US has a trade deficit is not a sign that the rest of the world is “ripping it off”. It is a reflection of an affluent society with relatively high wages buying products from countries that ...

Two weeks after President Donald Trump paused plans for steep tariffs with promises that a flurry of negotiated deals would ...

India and the U.S. have finalised terms of reference for talks over the first part of a bilateral trade deal, an Indian trade ...

President Trump’s trade wars are likely to slow down economic growth across the globe significantly this year, according to ...

The US, unless this trade war changes things, is still the world’s largest, and more importantly, hegemonic economic power. Nobody in the world has an interest in challenging the US’s position.

With his extreme new round of tariffs in effect as of Wednesday morning, President Trump’s trade war is at full throttle.

Economists use terms like “bull” and “bear ... countries trade goods and services easily. Free trade is generally better for global economic growth, lower prices for consumers, and ...

Key drivers of Los Angeles' economy — trade and logistics — will be hard hit by the tariffs announced by the Trump ...

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It takes the US back a century in terms of protectionism ... calculated by the Council of Economic Advisers… The model they use is based on the concept the trade deficit that we have is the sum of all ...