On April 2, President Trump announced a tariff escalation, dubbed the "Liberation Day." This move immediately raised concerns ...

Bruce Flatt of Brookfield discusses the growth of the business, the impact of tariffs, inflation and interest rates. He adds that digitalization and the buildout of AI data centers has been 'really ...

The survey of the owners, top-line executives, and managers of businesses across the commonwealth found nearly 20% tagging ...

“The White House announcement that it has reached an agreement with China that will drastically curtail tariffs on each ...

Lowering the country’s inflation target could have positive effects for monetary policy, with inflation and the repo rate ...

The just-released minutes of the European Central Bank's April meeting show a dovish unity as the US tariff announcements ...

US consumer prices declined in April, but the full impact of tariffs may not be showing yet. TD Securities' Oscar Munoz ...

Economists say the impact will more likely be seen by June or July. The 10% tariff on all goods that took effect April 5 could take two to three months to feed into the inflation data. And many ...

Inflation rose slightly in April and remained above the Federal Reserve's target rate as the economic impact of higher tariffs is expected to impact consumer prices in the coming months.

US inflation likely accelerated in April after an unexpected cooldown the previous month, with higher tariffs on Chinese ...

Well, Tuesday morning, investors will get a fresh read on inflation with the April CPI print, and it could be the first set of hard data to see a direct impact from the president's trade war.