President Donald Trump on Thursday formalized the array of high tariff levels and trade deals he has announced in recent weeks, the latest escalation in his attempt to disrupt and reshape the global economic order.

New U.S. tariffs are ready to take effect, targeting trade deficits with rates up to 41% and key country exemptions.

President Trump continued his verbal attacks against Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling him "stubborn" and saying the Federal Reserve's board of governors should take control.

President Donald Trump has long criticized Jerome Powell about interest rates. The Federal Reserve did not drop rates recently. Can Trump fire Powell?

The government’s measure of gas prices jumped 0.9% from May to June, while grocery costs rose 0.3%. Many longer-lasting goods that are heavily imported saw clear price increases, with furniture prices up 1.3% just last month, appliances up 1.9%, and computers up 1.4%.

A key U.S. inflation gauge rose last month, in a sign that President Donald Trump’s broad-based tariffs are starting to lift prices for many goods. Meanwhile, Trump has announced a flurry of

A new report shows inflation ticking up as President Trump's trade deal deadline for tomorrow looms. Trump continues to attack Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as the Fed decided to keep interest rates unchanged.