There is little evidence that the tariffs implemented by the Trump administration in February and March are feeding through ...

Some long-term and short-term data.

US consumer inflation cooled slightly in April, figures showed Tuesday, coming in better than expected against a background ...

The Consumer Price Index jumped 2.3% in April from the year before, below March’s 2.4% increase, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Tuesday.

In this episode of Tax Notes Talk, Tax Notes chief correspondent Stephanie Soong discusses how the Trump administration’s tax priorities have been shaping negotiations on the OECD’s two-pillar project ...

U.S. consumer price inflation eased again last month, suggesting little impact from President Donald Trump's tariff regime ...

The truth is simpler than the rhetoric suggests. When governments impose tariffs, their own citizens pay the price.

Asset allocators made a good fist of predicting the upshot of trade talks between the U.S. and China, predicting tariffs on the world's number-two economy would settle at 37%, versus the 30% ...

Read here for an in-depth analysis of two high-yield stocks with pricing power and strong income to defend against inflation ...

April’s inflation cooled to 2.4%, partly due to Trump-era tariffs. Here’s how they unexpectedly helped curb prices.

President Donald Trump’s unpredictable trade policies and public threats against companies have made it nearly impossible to set prices.

Economists stress Trump's tariffs and subsequent trade wars could result in great consequences on businesses and economies worldwide.