Investors who feel whipsawed by the ongoing trade war can focus on the aspects of tariffs that remain fundamentally fixed.

Economist Art Laffer explained on Fox Business Monday that tariffs do not drive inflation and said that the economic impact ...

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said tariffs may cause an incremental impact on prices instead of a ...

As tariffs continue to affect costs, U.S. importers can employ these strategies to minimize their duty exposure.

Despite the president hyping up a recent "deal" with China on tariffs, uncertainty has left consumers uneasy about the ...

Trump's tariffs hit low and middle classes harder, though some experts see opportunity if manufacturing returns to the U.S.

"The effects on U.S. consumer prices of the increase in import tariffs this year are highly uncertain, as trade policy ...

“As fewer goods are imported, the capacity at the ports of entry will be under-utilized and lead to other disruptions,” Reyes ...

Economists at Oxford Economics reduced their projected chances of a recession in the next year to 35% Thursday, though still over the baseline 15% chance of a recession in any given year.

The tariff war will further pressurize the US economic health. But the most important threat for the US economy and the US dollar is the growing national debt fueled by decades of budget deficits.

Researchers are tracking the impact of tariffs on consumer prices in real time — and even as policy gets tweaked, prices are mostly heading higher.