President Donald Trump introduced his “discounted reciprocal tariffs” on over 200 countries on April 2. Most countries ...

What’s driving the policy is that since the 1980s Trump has been a protectionist, and he thinks trade deficits are losses and ...

It already costs over $29k a year to raise a child in the U.S. How will tariffs weigh on the wallets of already cash-strapped ...

Shang-Jin Wei criticizes the US administration's crude calculations, which disregard textbook macroeconomic principles.

No one in the Trump White House wanted to take credit for the administration’s “extremely bad” tariff math, which has been ...

Switzerland’s tariffs could be much lower. Bermuda’s could be way higher. And Australia could have no tariffs at all.

The White House shared a formula containing symbols like epsilon and phi—but critics pointed out they served no purpose.

The sporting side could be insulated from the impact. But could the sport be susceptible to the global financial market?

The Trump administration's tariff calculations appear on paper to be a simplified math of America's trade relationships.

Despite a White House spokesman claiming otherwise, the published formula matched what social media users calculated.

Right-wing host Eric Bolling dressed down White House spokesperson Harrison Fields and accused President Donald Trump of not ...

President Donald Trump issued some exemptions in tariffs targeted at imports from China. The exemptions include smartphones, computers, processing chips and other electronics.