If they take effect, President Trump’s new tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China are likely to result in higher ...

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump imposed an additional 10% tariff on imports of Chinese goods. If the duties stay in place or increase ... Goods like consumer electronics, car parts, and ...

Taiwan is the world’s biggest producer ... with tariffs on all imported goods if various conditions are not met. Extra charges for finished goods from China are already expected to increase ...

Tariffs are a losing proposition for the American consumer ... American producers, having seen an opportunity, do not hold their prices and profit margin at the same level. They increase their ...

"We have to increase the price on menu ... of the country's top two producers and the Chinese market has a strong appetite for the crop. "China is such a big consumer of some of those things ...

Canadian oil producers would absorb most of the cost of U.S. tariffs, while a smaller share of the added cost would be passed on to U.S. consumers ... in Illinois to increase product flexibility ...

According to President Trump, the tariffs are intended “to protect Americans”, though nearly all economists agree that they will result in higher prices for consumer goods and increased ...

Donald Trump has repeatedly suggested that tariffs are paid by foreign countries. During his inauguration speech, for example ...

But first, the tariff fight isn't over. If this was forwarded to you, sign up here. The cost of a trade war The trade war between Washington and Beijing is set to take place in US consumers' wallets.

But if they take effect, they could account for a 5- to 20-cent increase in a gallon ... sure what proportion of the tariffs will affect producers, refineries and consumers, the tariffs could ...

The uncertainty of their impacts making more than just Wall Street uncomfortable, consumers ... price competitive compared to imports, retaliatory tariffs already put in place may drive up our ...