President Donald Trump is threatening steep tariffs on virtually all imports. Here’s what that means and what economics ...

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” Charles Dicken’s prescient assessment of the French Revolution fits the ...

After several years of high inflation, such a risk is now more pronounced. Worse still, tariffs also crimp economic growth by ...

President Donald Trump has spoken of tariffs as a job-creating behemoth. Tariffs will "create jobs like we have never seen before," Trump said Tuesday during a joint session of Congress.

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Novo Nordisk (NVO), the maker of the popular diabetes and weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy, expects at least some short-term impacts from President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs.

“All of the economies involved in the tariffs will see a loss in their real GDP (gross domestic product) and increasing consumer prices in general,” said Wendong Zhang, an assistant professor ...

The planned imposition of a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico ... rate increases became more closely aligned with loss-cost trends. Any inflationary impact due to the tariffs imposed ...

Worse still, tariffs also crimp economic growth by creating “deadweight loss", as demand is skewed towards domestic companies even when they are less efficient. As a consequence, resources are ...