The hardening of stance comes against the backdrop of rising concerns over an influx of Chinese goods into India, following ...

Meet the Press host Kristen Welker asked Trump whether his comments last week that children may get “two dolls instead of 30 ...

Import tariffs act as a tax and will discourage people from purchasing goods from foreign suppliers. People work and invest ...

As the president’s former press secretary writes, tariffs will help America’s bottom line and allow the government to invest ...

In his Meet the Press interview, Trump claimed credit for lowering the trade deficit with China through massive tariffs, ...

US PRESIDENT Donald Trump’s tariff tempest has turned markets upside down, rocking investors globally. This spurred the ...

The interview covered a wide range of topics, including tariffs, prices, Trump’s cryptocurrency, government spending cuts and ...

Trump said the price of gasoline is "down to $1.98 in many states" and told Americans to buy fewer dolls and pencils as tariffs increase prices.

President Trump re-upped his attacks on cheap Chinese imports and stood by his assertion that American children will be fine if they “have two dolls instead of 30.” “I ...

Trade is structural and its implications for policy and markets alike are pervasive, especially when deficits have been persistent and accumulating for a long time. Currencies and trade imbalances are ...

President Trump suggests that Americans ought to be able to make do with fewer common goods, like dolls or pencils, saying, "We don't have to waste money on a trade deficit with China for things we ...

Trump is also tamping down speculation, often fueled by his own rhetoric, that he will seek a third term in office.