Trade War

The Federal Reserve's Beige Book found that businesses around the U.S. are seeing costs rise due to tariffs, which will largely be passed on to consumers through higher prices.

Capital One CEO Richard Fairbank on Tuesday shared his perspective on how American consumers are holding up during the financial institution’s quarterly earnings call.

China led an informal U.N. Security Council meeting in which it accused the U.S. of using tariff policies to "bully" other countries. The U.S., in response, accused China of trying to manipulate the multilateral system.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg says the aerospace giant will look to protect its turnaround efforts amid the ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and trading partners like China.

Washington and Beijing may soon strike a trade deal. President Donald Trump said China's hefty tariff rate of 145% will also likely drop "substantially."

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that there's an opportunity to do a "big deal" with China to reduce tariffs if the Chinese government is willing to rebalance its economy.

Small businesses lost a legal challenge to President Donald Trump’s tariffs as the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled against halting the policy, backing Trump's trade agenda.

Investor Kevin O'Leary spelled out three steps necessary to stave off further market volatility, including striking up deals with trade partners and cutting out negative rhetoric about the Fed.

Not only will new cars fresh off the lot cost more due to President Donald Trump's tariffs, so will auto repairs, according to industry experts.

The New York Federal Reserve's consumer expectations survey found Americans are lowering their expectations for starting wages at a new job compared with November 2024.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the Trump administration has "18 proposals on paper" and is "setting the stage" for one with China.