First, here's a quick summary of the tariff situation. Trump proclaimed April 2 "Liberation Day," suggesting that his tariff announcements represented economic freedom for the U.S. In early March, Trump initially spoke of tariffs on imports from Canada, China, and Mexico, then said he would announce the complete plan a month later.

The buck is weakening despite Trump’s tariffs. To protect themselves, investors should consider buying shares of companies that do a lot of business abroad, SocGen says.

President Donald Trump on Sunday said the impact of his tariffs is coming in now and is a “beautiful thing to behold,” even as Dow futures dropped 1,500 points on Sunday and investor fears of another crater impact on Monday grow. Resistance to the slew ...

Senior US officials said dozens of countries have contacted the White House seeking to renegotiate new US tariffs. Chip-making Taiwan says it wants to cut tariffs to zero. DW has more.

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Tarek El Moussa says President Donald Trump's tariff moves will put investors and homeowners "on a level playing field"—and regardless of the trickle-down effect, he'll still go about flipping homes.

It’s going to affect people’s pockets. It’s not just about the stock market. It’s about everything," one local financial expert says.

Everything from apparel to wine is in Trump’s crosshairs. And low-and-middle-income Americans will face the brunt of the tariffs.

Big investors reeling from the shock of U.S. President Donald Trump's hefty new tariffs are pulling out their global recession playbooks and rushing to diversify away from battered Wall Street stocks and the dollar.

Funcas estimates that the impact of the measures could subtract nearly 5,000 million from the GDP. The indirect effects could have an even greater impact. On April 2, the President of the United States,