JPMorgan: China tariffs could cost US households $1,000 a year
President Donald Trump and his advisers insist their trade war with China won't hurt American consumers. But analysts say otherwise.
protectionism
New Balance turns on Trump over China tariffs
American sneaker company New Balance welcomed President Donald Trump's tough trade stance in 2016 -- but now the athletic footwear manufacturer is strongly opposing the President's latest threat to expand tariffs on China.
GOP senators demand a direct request from Trump on Mexico tariffs
Republican senators said Wednesday that President Donald Trump should delay implementing the Mexico tariffs until he has made the case directly to them.
Economists' fears of a 2020 recession in the US surge
America's business leaders are growing more worried that the United States will enter a recession by the end of 2020. Their primary fear: protectionist trade policy.
Republicans caught in middle over new tariff threat
Republican lawmakers voicing their alarm at President Donald Trump's threat to impose escalating tariffs on Mexican goods find themselves once again in the uncomfortable position of having to answer for Trump's trade impulses they fundamentally disagree with.
American steel stocks plummeted in the past year, despite tariffs
A year's worth of tariffs have given a shot in the arm to the US steel industry — but not for their shareholders.
For Southern GOPers, Trump tariffs make for awkward politics
In the halls of the Capitol these days, Republican lawmakers from Southern states aren't exactly eager to talk about the President's trade war with China.
US-China trade war could benefit Europe, Mexico, Japan
The trade war between the United States and China has caused major disruptions for global businesses — but it may also bring benefits for some.
CEOs say trade war killing business confidence
Rising populism, policy uncertainty and trade conflicts have led to a sharp drop in confidence among global CEOs.
Japan says US consumers will lose if Trump introduces tariffs
The Japanese Automobile Manufacturers Association warned Friday that President Donald Trump's national security investigation into auto imports could come back to bite American consumers.
