Trade War

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reacts to China hiking tariffs on U.S. imports to 84% on FOX Business, calling the decision a "loser" move for them.

China is raising its tariffs on American imports from 34% to 84% in response to President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs against Beijing.

Investors should stick to their long-term investment plans rather than deviating in response to market volatility like what has occurred in the last week, experts told FOX Business.

China's central bank will not allow a significant decline of the yuan and has urged major state-owned banks to scale back U.S. dollar purchases.

A bipartisan group of senators is introducing a resolution to repeal President Donald Trump’s tariffs, stressing that the taxes must be approved by Congress.

The White House confirmed that China would be slapped with additional tariffs at midnight on April 9 after the country failed to meet President Donald Trump's deadline for lifting retaliatory tariffs.

Sen. Rand Paul blasted tariff policy as misinformed and destructive, suggesting it is based on a false premise that a person loses when they make a trade.

The Trump administration has argued that the new tariffs will help return manufacturing jobs to the United States.

Trump's shift in focus to reciprocity and "great" trade deals is the right choice on tariffs

The Trump administration's messaging on the objectives of the president's tariff plans has been wide-ranging, with the administration saying multiple things can be true at once.

Former Reagan economic advisor Art Laffer said Tuesday both the world and U.S. would see benefit from President Donald Trump’s tariffs and trade negotiations that arise out of them.

During a bipartisan grilling on Tuesday before the Senate Finance Committee, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer was questioned by Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina.

The White House announced that China's government missed its deadline to lift retaliatory tariffs, so U.S. levies on imports from China will rise to 104%.

Two economists outline a plan they say could end the trade war, open global markets, and boost U.S. growth.

Former Biden Treasury Department official Brent Neiman said the Trump White House used his data to justify its reciprocal tariffs but got that data wrong.