#Tariffs
Politics | From CNN
Trump says he won't exempt Apple's Mac Pro parts from China tariffs - CNN
Apple would like to avoid paying additional tariffs if the Trump administration escalates its trade war with China. President Donald Trump has thrown cold water on Apple's hopes.
Business & Finance | Economics
Tame Inflation Shows Tariffs Are Not Taxing American Consumers | Breitbart
Consumer prices once again demonstrate that American households are not being squeezed by tariffs on metals and China imports. | Economy
Business & Finance | Economics
China says it is 'ready to work with US' - BBC News
China's latest statement suggests trade negotiations between the two countries are progressing.
News | News
Report: Aluminum Tariffs Boost Jobs, Production, Investment
WASHINGTON—The U.S. aluminum industry was on the brink of extinction a year ago, but it is thriving now ...
Business & Finance | Economics
Report: Aluminum Tariffs Boost Jobs, Production, Investment
WASHINGTON—The U.S. aluminum industry was on the brink of extinction a year ago, but it is thriving now ...
Politics | Trump Politics
U.S. reaches trade deal with Canada and Mexico, providing Trump a crucial win
The new pact is a major step toward completing one of the president's signature campaign promises.
Business & Finance | Economics
Narrative Fail: Business Prices Fall Despite Rising Tariffs | Breitbart
Critics said tariffs would be a tax on U.S. consumers. The recent data on producer prices, however, show higher costs are not getting passed on to American consumers. | Economics
Business & Finance | Economics
Investment expert: Tariffs ‘bullish’ for economy in a way nobody understands | Fox Business
Naysayers have a huge fear of a tiny little thing.
Politics | From CNN
Trump could raise tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods - CNNPolitics
The Trump administration plans to raise pending tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 25% from 10%, a source familiar with discussions confirmed to CNN.
Politics | Trump Politics
Marc Thiessen: Trump is using tariffs to advance a radical free-trade agenda
Give President Trump credit.
Politics | Politics
Shock: Wages and Jobs Soar at American Businesses 'Hit' by Metals Tariffs | Breitbart
Experts said American industries that use imported metals were going to suffer under tariffs. Instead, they added 27,000 new jobs.
Politics | Other Politics
Evidence That New Tariffs, Not Immigrants, Are Costing Jobs
Donald Trump promised more jobs by raising tariffs. Research shows the new tariffs are costing workers their jobs.
Politics | Politics
Poll: Majority of Swing Voters Support Tariffs on Imported Chinese Products
The majority of swing voters say they support imposing tariffs on products imported from China, a new poll reveals.
Politics | Politics
Trump Upends Global Trade Order Built by U.S.
The president’s searing criticisms of trade left allies in Canada, Japan and Europe wary of upsetting a global trade order but unwilling to back down.
News | The News
China's Xi promises to cut auto import tariff, warns against ‘Cold War’ mentality | Fox News
President Xi Jinping has promised to cut China's auto import tariffs and ease restrictions on foreign ownership in its auto industry amid an escalating tariff spat with Washington.
Politics | Politics
China doesn't want trade war with US, its 'very best customer': Analyst
Fears of a trade war with China may be spooking investors, but analyst Alan Tonelson says he doesn't see that happening.
Politics | Politics
Trump slaps China with tariffs worth $50B | Fox Business
The Trump administration announced new tariffs, valued at $50 billion, on Chinese goods Thursday, targeting 1,300 items.
Politics | Politics
Inside the bitter Oval Office tariff fight
Trump's top economic advisers fighting it out in front of him
News | The News
U.S. Allies Around the World Steel for Trump Tariff Tussle - WSJ
President Donald Trump’s planned tariffs on steel and aluminum put U.S. allies around the globe in a tough spot, rattling stock prices and generating warnings of a possible international trade war.
