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Auto industry tariffs are doing what now? 24 hours of White House confusion
Over the past 24 hours, the auto industry has experienced some of the most extreme whiplash in the saga of the Trump administration’s tariffs, ending on Wednesday night with two contradicting policy proposals coming out of the White House: China may be granted exemptions on auto part tariffs, but Canada’s car tariffs might increase.
Stock indexes and the U.S. dollar rose, as investors got hints of a long-sought détente in America’s trade wars.
Remarks by President Trump and his Treasury secretary fueled a rebound in markets, highlighting how Wall Street is influenced ...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called China’s economic model “unsustainable” as White House officials indicated trade ...
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Wednesday that there will be “no unilateral reduction in tariffs” on China, ...
There will be no unilateral reduction in tariffs on goods imported from China, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt ...
The White House is considering several options to lower tariffs on Beijing as it seeks to ease heated trade tensions, ...
The Trump Store’s gold push comes as prices for the metal are up more than 20% this year, reaching a record $3,400 per troy ...
Major U.S. stock indexes rallied and the dollar stabilized, as investors welcomed comments from the White House on tariff ...
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