Few major trading partners have been spared the import taxes, which have already disrupted supply chains and are expected to drive up prices for Americans.

The tariffs are at a level not seen in the U.S. in almost 100 years, with Americans expected to pay an average of 18.3% more for imported products. That’s the highest rate since 1934, according to the ...

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Sweeping tariffs took effect Thursday, and while President Donald Trump has said the tariffs would lead to factories and jobs ...

The Nasdaq Composite ( COMP:IND) also slipped into negative territory after steadily paring gains. It had earlier been ...

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