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Tariff roulette: inside Trump’s chaotic trade negotiations
Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world Donald Trump made two big public announcements on the day he launched a battery of new tariffs and upended the global trading order: one about a new ballroom at the White House and another about sports.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's remarks are unlikely to reassure investors and businesses bracing for President Donald ...
Mr Bessent's post on X about the outlook for trade talks with China was subsequently deleted. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Treasury head said recent trade deals announced by the US — including with the European Union and Japan — created a “lot ...
Top Trump administration officials insist that the Aug. 1 deadline is not changing, even as dozens of countries' trade ...
The tariffs mark a new phase in what has been a complicated and at times chaotic push to reset the terms of global trade.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that though trade negotiations with India on tariffs started early, but “they have ...
The Treasury secretary and Commerce Sec. Howard Lutnick both seem to view Aug. 1’s steep tariffs as added leverage in talks ...
President Donald Trump is threatening tariffs up to 50% on major trading partners including Canada, Mexico and China if deals aren't reached by August 1.
Countries around the world rushed Thursday to negotiate last-minute trade deals with the US before sweeping new tariffs take ...
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