Donald Trump has announced a potential 50% tariff on all goods imported from the European Union, set to take effect on June 1. The move is aimed at addressing what […] The post Trump’s EU Tariff ...

A recent case in Allegheny County court is calling attention to forced arbitration — a requirement that doesn’t allow consumers to access the court system in disputes ...

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Yet, for consumers, the inflationary pressures are there for all to see. According to a survey by this publication, the price ...

The trade war initiated by the United States against China has become a pivotal moment in the landscape of global trade and ...

If an American president wanted to send the US economy into recession, then driving up tariff rates to levels not seen in over a century and instituting a de facto embargo on China would be a good ...

What matters most, however, is the labor market. “If American consumers have money, they’re going to spend it, and the ...

The U.S.-China tariff truce creates short-term relief but long-term uncertainty. Companies are racing to adapt supply chains, ...

Consensus has firmed that the Reserve Bank of Australia will announce its second rate cut in the cycle in May, but it won’t ...

China’s economy is showing a fresh sign of deflationary strain. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, as reported by Reuters, consumer prices fell for a third consecutive ...

Consumer spending, of course, is hugely important for the economy. Ted Rossman, senior industry analyst at Bankrate, said how consumers feel used to give us a better sense of where the economy was ...