Trump tariffs: Punitive or a gift? How five big economies see new US tariffs

Trump tariffs: Punitive or a gift? How five big economies see new US tariffs

BBC reporters look at how the latest US import taxes are seen in the EU, China, India, the UK and South Africa.

Fmr Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher on Trump's tariffs impact on international economies

Richard Fisher, Former Dallas Fed, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss the potential headwinds from Trump tariffs.

Trump Tariffs Likely to Take Toll on Bicycle Industry - Cycling West - Cycling Utah

By Charles Pekow — New and increased tariffs will likely cause the price of bicycles and spare parts to rise, but it’s too early to say how much. The Trump Administration continues to announce a series of import taxes that will be ultimately passed on to consumers – if the products they seek are available […] The post Trump Tariffs Likely to Take Toll on Bicycle Industry appeared first on Cycling West - Cycling Utah.

Trumps Tariffs Likely to Raise Prices For US Cannabis Consumers - Business of Cannabis

The incomprehensible economic strategy of President Trump’s global tariffs has left almost every US industry scratching their heads, and fearing for the future. Given that the US cannabis industry is a closed market, meaning almost all US cannabis must be grown in the country and cannot even be traded across state lines, it could be one of the most protected following yesterday’s sweeping announcements. However, the cumulative cost increases of …

The Trump Tariffs Are Now Official, But Who’ll Pay for the Inevitable Price Increases?

Source: YouTube Yesterday, President Donald Trump just pulled the trigger on one of the biggest trade crackdowns in years, and hardworking Americans are about to feel it. His new tariffs target nearly every country that sells goods into the United States. That means price hikes are coming for everything from food and clothing to furniture and smartphones. While the White House says the Trump tariffs are about defending American jobs, many famili…

"If the given level of tariffs were to remain in place in the coming months, which is not at all certain with Donald Trump, it would be a severe blow to the European and Czech economies. A sharp increase in the level of protectionism will significantly slow down international trade, to which we are critically linked through strong integration into supply-demand chains," warned ČSOB analyst Dominik Rusinko. According to him, a deterioration in bu…