President Donald Trump's tariff actions in his first 100 days have increased the prices of some items and helped keep borrowing costs elevated.

After a 2012 peak, Wisconsin export values have been on a steady decline, falling nearly 8% or about $4 billion since then.

President Donald Trump is acknowledging that his tariffs could result in fewer and costlier products in the United States.

Wyomingites who voted for Donald Trump are not souring on him, the state’s three Congress members said this week as the ...

Despite waning American economic optimism and a decline in the first-quarter real gross domestic product, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller maintained Thursday that President Donald ...

The U.S. economy faces a challenging period as recent data reveals a contraction in GDP, driven by a widening trade deficit ...

The economy was one of Trump's strongest issues, carrying him in 2016 and 2024. But that firewall is now showing serious ...

Longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields rose from three-week lows on Thursday after a better than expected manufacturing report for ...

President Donald Trump has reached his 100th day in office, a benchmark that is increasingly used to gauge early presidential success.The first 100 days of Trump’s second presidency have been defined ...

The Treasury Secretary pointed to two-year Treasury yields as a signal that the market is ready for interest rate cuts from ...

Unemployment claims unexpectedly rose as the US economy shrank amid President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs, further ...

The White House Chief of Staff of Policy, Stephen Miller, proclaimed early Thursday morning that Donald Trump's ...