President Donald Trump made clear throughout his election campaign that tariffs were going to be a key part of his economic plan. Historically, the U.S. has kept tariffs low on imported goods compared to other countries.

The Stock Market Crashed When President Trump Announced Tariffs. History Is Crystal Clear About What Happens Next.

President Donald Trump denied that a strong bond market sell-off influenced his decision earlier this month to hold off on aggressive “reciprocal” tariffs against U.S. trading partners.

Prices were relatively stable in Trump’s first months in office. Yet the stock market erased trillions in household wealth, and consumers are worried about the looming impact of tariffs.

A drumbeat of President Donald Trump's campaign was that his next presidency would supercharge the economy, curb inflation and lower the costs of goods in an effort to "Make America Affordable Again." Nearly a hundred days into his second term,

America First President Is Overturning World Order By Matt Spetalnick, John Geddie and Lili Bayer WASHINGTON/TOKYO/BRUSSELS (Reuters) -He has launched an unprecedented global tariff war and slashed U.