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Prices are probably going up at Walmart. Watch for Target and other retailers to detail the tariff i...
Upcoming statements from major retailers may reveal how increased import duties are affecting their expenses, potentially influencing overall pricing strategies amid ongoing econom...
Read Full Article →Tariffs are giving used-car dealers the upper hand. Buyers are being charged an average $640 in unex...
Because of trade restrictions affecting vehicle availability, dealers have gained greater control over prices, resulting in consumers paying additional costs averaging several hund...
Read Full Article →Walmart’s CEO says Americans should brace for higher prices
Walmart plans to increase costs on various products this quarter due to sustained import tariffs, which are anticipated to affect consumer spending and overall retail market dynami...
Read Full Article →Investors really want to believe Trump on tariffs — but the truth will hit them soon
Market participants are cautiously evaluating trade policies, as emerging economic powers in Asia demonstrate increasing influence on global financial trends and investment opportu...
Read Full Article →Trump should aim for zero tariffs. It could usher in a golden age for Americans.
Reducing tariffs to zero could enhance the competitiveness of American exporters, increase international sales, and contribute to overall economic growth by opening new markets and...
Read Full Article →Consumer prices likely rebounded in April as higher tariffs began to bite
Economists indicate that in April, the increase in tariffs contributed to a noticeable rise in overall consumer expenses, impacting household budgets and influencing inflation tren...
Read Full Article →U.S.-China trade deal: Cars, steel, drugs won’t get a break from tariffs
Despite ongoing negotiations, tariffs on certain key industries such as automotive, steel, and pharmaceuticals are expected to persist, potentially impacting costs and trade dynami...
Read Full Article →Consumer relief from U.S.-China trade deal sends retailers’ stocks surging
The easing of trade tensions between the U.S. and China has boosted investor confidence, leading to a notable rise in stock prices within the retail industry, which typically react...
Read Full Article →How Bessent explained the 115-point reduction in U.S.-China tariffs that has triggered market euphor...
The temporary 115-point decrease in trade duties between the U.S. and China has positively impacted markets by signaling a mutual interest in maintaining economic cooperation and a...
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