How the U.S. has used tariffs through history — and why Trump is different, economists say
President Donald Trump’s use of tariffs in his second term defies many historical norms, say economists and historians.
Households facing months of pain amid forecast of higher-than-expected inflation
Households have been warned of at least months of pain as the Bank of England forecast higher-than-expected inflation this ...
Oil firms as Trump policies continue to drag on prices
Oil prices edged up on Thursday after Saudi Arabia's state oil company raised its March crude prices sharply, but the gains barely dented the previous day's slide in benchmark Brent crude. Brent crude ...
Govt trying to evaluate impact of US duties on certain countries: Report
India is likely to analyse with the domestic industry the impact of tariffs announced by the US on countries like China to ...
Tariffs Could Lead to Higher Insurance Prices for U.S. Consumers, Businesses
Americans don’t import insurance from Canada, Mexico or China, but it could nonetheless get more expensive for consumers and ...
The Daily Chase: Plenty of earnings to digest
There are a slew of quarterly results to digest from TSX-listed firms this morning, perhaps none more notable than oil ...
'Rupee is weakening mostly speculative...': Deepak Shenoy on FPI equities sell-off in January
Indian stocks saw a four-month downward trend, marking their worst performance in 23 years. This decline can be attributed to ...