Economy

President Donald Trump criticized Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, who he appointed during his first term, in the Oval Office on Thursday.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell spoke to the Economic Club of Chicago on Wednesday and quoted “great Chicagoan” Ferris Bueller as he made his point.

Gov. Newsom says California will challenge President Trump’s authorities to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.

Many consumers are concerned that their traditional Easter meals could come with a higher price tag this year. Elyse Schoenig reports.

Ray Dalio, the founder of the hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, warned in an interview on NBC News’ “Meet the Press” about tariffs, growing debt and other economic and political concerns.

Howard Lutnick threw cold water on the reciprocal tariff exemptions on Sunday, saying that separate tariffs on these products are “coming soon.”

Treasury yields have been behaving unusually, sparking concerns that the typical “safe haven” investment might be losing some of its shine.

The internet has offered up a host of alternatives as egg prices continue to be stubbornly high. Influencers are dyeing everything from marshmallows to potatoes.

A generation accustomed to financial challenges is dealing with their recession fears through wry TikToks and by swapping cost-cutting suggestions online.

The University of Michigan consumer survey’s mid-month reading on sentiment fell to 50.8.

Frontier follows Delta in pulling its 2025 full-year forecast due to economic uncertainty.

Turntables from China used at the Dallas Fort Worth Car and Toy Museum got hit with a 125% tariff, but the owner accepts it and supports the end goal.

Some of the stiffest new tariffs are on hold, but experts say shoppers’ bills for White House trade policies are coming due soon.

The fear of tariffs means millions of Americans might be tempted to stock up on certain goods before prices begin to rise. But, experts warn, don’t rush into panic buying.

Plenty of people are thinking about stocking up on certain goods before tariffs cause prices to rise, but experts warn you might want to hold off on panic buying.

After President Donald Trump announced Wednesday his administration would be raising tariffs on China to 125%, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent accused China of escalating trade tensions and issued a warning to countries considering retaliation.

President Donald Trump’s 10-percent baseline tariffs went into effect overnight, leading to an escalation with countries like China, who announced reciprocal tariffs on the United States.

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Countries across the world have imposed tariffs against the United States in response to the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs against foreign imports. Here’s what you need to know.

Gov. Maura Healey expressed little relief about President Donald Trump’s sudden reversal on tariffs, warning of ongoing chaos for consumers and employers.

Wednesday will be another high stakes day on Wall Street as global markets react.

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