On Wednesday, the more server of President Trump's proposed tariffs are scheduled to kick in on top of the global 10% tariff and others already in place.

What are they and how do they work? - President Trump’s tariff plan, which included a 10% charge on imports from the UK, shook the financial markets over the past week.

The Trump administration has given a variety of reasons and mixed messages for ratcheting up the tariffs charged on goods coming into the United States.

Durlauf: Part of the argument for tariffs is that they are good for U.S. jobs, with the employment effect being worth the higher prices and harm to consumers. But that’s not really how they work. In fact, tariffs are likely to cause negative employment effects because of the way that they ripple through the economy.

President Donald Trump has plans later today to reveal a new slate of global tariffs in what he is calling "Liberation ... Here's an example of how a tariff would work: Scholars with the Wilson Center, in a Tariff 101 article, said to imagine a local ...

US President Donald Trump has defied decades of economic convention by imposing punitive tariffs on goods from some of the country’s most important trading partners.

The White House is arguing that revenue from President Trump’s tariffs on U.S. importers is going to help pay for domestic tax cuts. “This time around, tariffs will help pay for both tax

It must be ensured that US tariffs don't lead to unintended negative consequences for businesses, the head of Northern Ireland's Chamber says.

The idea is to create balance. "Reciprocal means that if a country has higher tariffs than we do on certain products, we would raise it to that level," Alex Jacquez, chief of policy and advocacy ...

Customs duties, or tariffs, have become a political punching ball as the European Union prepares to respond to US President Donald Trump's recent offensive. Typically, very low customs duties are applied to oil or liquefied gas "because consumers and companies need them,