Investors on Main Street and Wall Street were snarled in President Trump’s trade war, which hit financial markets. While it’s far from over, here’s what the tea leaves are signaling.

EU to tighten import quotas for steel from April 1 Proposal on new measures to replace safeguards due in 3rd quarter Public procurement rules to favour European steel BRUSSELS, March 19 (Reuters ...

Consumer prices rose just 2.4 percent in March from a year earlier, the Labor Department said Thursday, down from 2.8 percent ...

U.S. inflation declined last month as the cost of gas fell, a sign that price growth was cooling even as President Donald ...

The precious metal has surged almost 60 per cent higher over the past few years, currently trading above $US3100 an ounce, and projections for its potential future ...

Americans’ love for the practical and increasingly comfortable pickup truck segment shows no sign of slacking, which of course is good news for automakers who toil at designing and marketing an ...

US stock futures plunged Sunday evening after two sessions of sell-offs that wiped away over $5.4 trillion in market value.

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President Donald Trump has implemented unprecedented tariffs on global imports, triggering fears of a recession and of ...

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Thursday saw further volatility roil markets in light of Trump’s raft of tariffs. The major averages suffered their worst day ...

Trump is expected to sign executive orders to boost coal - President Donald Trump is expected to sign executive orders aimed ...