U.S. President Donald Trump unexpectedly shortened his deadline for hitting Russia with the most severe sanctions on its oil exports to date. While the market has called the president’s bluff thus far,

US president heaped praise on the Labour prime minister during their meeting and even gave him the green light to recognise Palestine, although he did advise cutting taxes and immigration to beat Nige

Pressed on whether new sanctions on Russian oil could hurt the global market, President Trump brushed it off on Tuesday: “I don’t worry about it. We have so much oil in our country. We’ll just step it up,

Trump's proposed 30% tariffs on EU imports could significantly increase olive oil costs for American consumers who rely heavily on Mediterranean suppliers.

President Trump’s threats have raised questions about how much leverage the United States has left with Moscow.

The U.S. and EU reached a sweeping tariff agreement that averts a trade war, boosts U.S. energy exports, and reshapes transatlantic economic ties.

Trump says he’ll impose new economic penalties on Russia in 10 to 12 days if Putin can’t agree to a ceasefire. His “secondary sanctions” would target the oil trade.

President Donald Trump expressed frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin and said he would reduce the 50-day timeline he gave Russia to agree to a peace deal with Ukraine.