Americans Worry New Tariffs Could Spike Living Costs
New data shows U.S. consumer confidence fell to its lowest since May 2020 amid fears tariffs will drive up living costs.
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China Stands Firm as US Hikes Tariffs: Winners and Losers in Trade War
China remains unfazed by US tariff hikes as Beijing urges domestic reforms over trade battles. Explore the impact on America’s global standing.
US GDP Contracts 0.3% in Q1 as Tariffs Fuel Recession Fears
US GDP shrinks 0.3% in Q1 amid rising tariffs, record export drag and slowing consumer and government spending, as recession fears take hold.
Medieval Venice vs. Trump: Lessons in Tariff Strategy
A deep dive into how late-medieval Venice used low, trade-friendly tariffs to fuel prosperity, offering a historical contrast to modern tariff tactics under President Trump.
Made in America? Not If You Pay More – Tariff Support Tanks
A Cato Institute survey finds 62% support new tariffs until jeans would cost $10 more. Support then drops, with 75% worried everyday prices will rise.
Amazon Backs Down on Tariff Pricing Plan Amid White House Backlash
Amazon reverses plan to display tariff costs on its platform after White House criticism, spotlighting tensions over U.S.-China trade and the ripple effects of Trump-era duties.
Chinese Mainland Urges U.S. to End Threats for Tariff Talks
At a Tuesday briefing, the Chinese mainland urged the U.S. to drop threats and restart tariff talks after U.S. Treasury Sec. Bessent cited a 5:1 export gap.
Cross-Border Tariffs Push E-Commerce Costs Higher for Global Shoppers
As US levies near-universal import tariffs on goods from the Chinese mainland, cross-border e-commerce platforms pass the 145% surcharge onto consumers worldwide.
When Tariffs Backfire: From Farm Fields to Global Alliances
After 100 days of rising tariffs, U.S. farms face bankruptcy, factories close, and allies hedge. The Chinese mainland cuts duties for 43 least-developed countries, choosing bridges over walls.
US Manufacturing Revival Faces a Workforce Shortage
As US manufacturing roars back, a Cato survey shows 80% support vs 25% willing to work in factories, exposing a growing workforce gap.