It started with tariffs, but the trade war is quickly escalating beyond import taxes into a broader tit-for-tat battle.

He downplays his changes of opinion regarding tariffs and attributes it to his "flexibility". The United States started the trade war with the rest of the world expecting, or rather threatening, a ...

Authorities in Canada and the European Union announced a new round of tariffs on American goods after the Trump ...

Price premiums for aluminium on the physical market in the United States have surged to a record high due to the looming ...

Tariffs enacted, others threatened and then paused, and retaliation from other nations has roiled markets. The shifting landscape has upended deals for Georgia companies that in more predictable times ...

Government shutdown looms as Democrats won’t support Republican spending bill: Trump live updates - President launches ...

Bitcoin's (BTC-USD) price saw a modest increase of 1% on Thursday, to trade around $83,700 (£64,597). This uptick comes amid easing US inflation rates and renewed interest from institutional investors ...

Senior European Union officials were in South Africa for a summit Thursday with President Cyril Ramaphosa that center on ...

Futures tied to Canada's main stock index dipped on Thursday as investors assessed the implications of an intensifying trade ...

Will Trump’s tariffs and his assault on the federal government lead to a deeper crash, or even a recession? Market experts ...

Some countries are fighting back with retaliatory tariffs, others are seeking exemptions and are trying to negotiate.

Various factors have weighed on tech stocks this year, including investor unease over Trump's tariffs and AI spending.