China Tariffs

Everyday Americans weigh in on whether or not they have faith in Trump's tariffs against the world's biggest economic powers and his negotiating skills.

President Donald Trump announced semiconductors and chips imported into the United States will be hit with a specific tariff and the rate will be announced within the week.

President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are not scheduled to speak any time soon, says the White House.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is shoring up trade ties with southeast Asia amid a tariff war with the U.S.

American consumers are seeing tariff surcharges on their receipts as businesses — especially those who import goods from China — grapple with rising costs.

The Trump administration is excluding imported smartphones, laptops, and other electronics from reciprocal tariffs — a decision expected to ease consumer concerns and deliver a win for major tech companies.

Premier of Ontario Doug Ford hopes a deal can be made with the United States that includes dropping tariffs and, potentially, excluding Mexico.

Trump's maximum tariff pressure is the only way to stop Xi's imperial ambitions

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump is "optimistic" the U.S. and China can strike a deal over tariffs.

Trade experts say it won't take long for American consumers and businesses to feel the fallout from the tariffs. "Businesses are already feeling the tariffs," one expert says.

"Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary suggests China gets a taste of its own medicine, and that its market capitalization should be delisted in an effort to pressure them on tariff deals.

March inflation dips, but tariffs could reverse progress, economists say.