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President Donald Trump has echoed his support to issue $2,000 tariff checks. Here's the latest on his proposed plan.
President Donald Trump said he's sticking with his plan to provide Americans with tariff dividend checks in a more than two hour Cabinet meeting on Dec. 2. Here's what he said. Trump said the following during the Cabinet meeting: "Next year is projected to ...
In 2026, a reasonable baseline outlook is that the U.S. economy will get fresh support from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s front-loaded fiscal easing.
Scott Bessent, President Donald Trump’s Treasury secretary, staunchly defended the use of tariffs at the New York Times’ DealBook Summit, in conversation with Andrew Ross Sorkin, strongly asserting he does not believe tariffs are a tax.
President Donald Trump on Dec. 2 again talked about issuing tariff rebate checks to Americans. In the past he has said they would be about $2,000.