President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China, if all implemented, could shave 1% from U.S. GDP growth and add 1% to annualized price-pressure figures, according to José Torres, senior ...

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Prices could rise for certain goods — including gas, cars and groceries — and the economy could tip into recession.

Oil futures climbed, but pared some of the early gains that had lifted WTI to intraday highs above $75 a barrel. Trump on Saturday announced tariffs, including levies of 25% on imports from Canada and ...

U.S. tariffs may boost domestic production and employment, with minimal long-term negative impact on the U.S. economy. Read my analysis.

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Here are some key impacts to the markets from Trump’s tariffs and why investors are right to worry. After invoking emergency ...