President Trump’s tariffs bring déjà vu for the euro-area economy: Its back to slower growth and lower rates. Click to read.

The blizzard of Trump’s executive orders – which he signs for the news cameras with a self-regarding flourish – have already caused much damage.

We talked to a few local investors and economists about what’s been going on and how it has changed, or not changed, their approach to the market.

President Trump’s tariffs on China could lead to a hazardous scenario for European countries: the dumping of artificially ...

The eurozone will stand together in support of retaliation against the U.S. if talks to resolve the trade conflict are ...

At a Wednesday hearing, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer faced a grilling from Democrats on the House Ways and Means ...

U.S. stocks are surging on a euphoric Wall Street Wednesday after President Donald Trump said he would temporarily back off ...

Equities and oil plunged again Wednesday after Donald Trump ramped up his trade war by hitting China with tariffs of more ...

There is one person aside from Donald Trump who could definitely put an end to this economic chaos. His name is Mike Johnson ...

President Trump is told to provide a road map to investors on how he intends to chart a way out of the tariff crisis he has ...

President Trump gave no indication he was open to a rapid course correction, suggesting some of his new tariff rates would be ...