Markets are ramping up bets on interest rate cuts after the US president sparked a trade war and fears of global recession.

Wall Street suffers its worst day since 2020 but the White House tells investors to "trust in President Trump".

The tariffs Trump has just announced will be paid for by the businesses which import goods into the US. Clarissa Hahn, economist at Oxford Economics, says this means that the initial impact of price ...

Donald Trump has revealed the UK will be hit by a 10 per cent tariff as he vows to “make America wealthy again” in a live ...

Trump's plan - a combination of a 10% baseline levy and higher duties on a number of other trading partners - reverses ...

Good morning and welcome to Markets Today. The FTSE 100 is poised to open roughly unchanged after it fell yesterday amid a ...

She says that is why it is "absolutely essential" that the government has "returned fiscal stability" to the economy and ...

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer acknowledged the pressures facing household finances despite the increase in the national ...

After Trump's election, the Meta Platforms chief executive embraced the incoming president's priorities. He scrapped Meta's diversity team, ended its fact-checking program, and appointed UFC President ...