The U.S. trade deficit is surging despite Trump tariffs. See what it could mean for inflation, prices, jobs and your ...
Key points in 10 seconds In the first half of fiscal year 2026, Japan's exports of goods were approximately 63.5 trillion yen ...
The U.S. trade deficit came in at $88.60 billion in the latest reporting period, slightly below market expectations but wider than the previous reading. Economists had forecast a deficit of $89.40 ...
The trade deficit narrowed to $101.5B as imports fell, but domestic factories haven't filled the gap and consumers are paying the price. Nucor's net income surged 92% and stock climbed 72% in one year ...
The U.S. fiscal trajectory is unsustainable, with debt-to-GDP projected to reach 123% by 2036 and 251% within 30 years. Recent fiscal policies, notably the OBBBA and tariffs, expand the deficit; GAO ...
We’ve heard for years now from Donald Trump about how China has perpetrated one of the “greatest thefts in the history of the world” when it comes to trade with the U.S. His latest Tweets today (above ...
President Donald Trump demanded that the Federal Reserve slash interest rates or else he will cut off trade with countries with which the U.S. maintains trade deficits. He doubled down in the Oval ...
The Trump administration’s aggressive and escalating tariffs on foreign imports haven’t narrowed the United States’ trade gap with other countries. In fact, import and export data from the U.S. Census ...
President Donald Trump has put trade policy at the center of his agenda. A case in point is the revised trade agreement with Mexico and Canada, announced on Monday. Yet it is hard to be sanguine about ...
In a Forbes article today (“Donald Trump’s Trade Policies: Blessing Or Curse?“) Forbes contributor Stuart Anderson features comments from Mercatus Center Senior Fellow Dan Griswold and me as he tries ...
US President Donald Trump has escalated his pressure campaign against the Federal Reserve, threatening to halt trade with countries running trade deficits with the United States unless the central ...