May 8 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that an agreement with Britain would be a full and ...

President Donald Trump plans to announce his administration’s first trade deal Thursday since he initially launched a tariff war against many of our top trading partners.

US President Donald Trump said he would not lower the United States' 145 percent tariffs on Chinese imports to advance ...

US Fed also faces a trade-off as keeping rates high could cause a more severe slump in the economy while lowering rates could ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told a House subcommittee Tuesday the Trump administration has not talked with China about ...

Congresswoman Joyce Beatty confronts Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Tubman bill delays, crypto ties, and Trump-era ...

Though no deals have been announced yet, President Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent have both said agreements could ...

Though no deals have been announced yet, President Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent have both said agreements could ...

It would help if the Trump administration makes it clear whether it wants the US and Chinese economies to decouple or strike ...

The Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates unchanged, citing economic uncertainties related to tariffs despite ...

President Donald Trump is teasing a May 8 announcement "concerning a MAJOR TRADE DEAL" as his administration faces questions about when trade talks will produce results. Trump didn't offer any details ...

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he won’t lower his triple-digit tariffs on China to aid negotiations with Beijing.