
Scores of countries are pushing back against the Trump administration’s actions.
Despite climbing interest rates, mortgage market activity has been rebounding.
Prices on corporate tech bonds have slumped this week, signaling that investors could be seeking higher compensation.
Labor demand has slowed, with private sector hiring decelerating since firing on all cylinders this past spring.
‘Congress must reassert its authority over trade and tariffs,’ Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) said in a statement.
Manufacturing sectors in California and Texas were the biggest beneficiaries of President Donald Trump’s landmark bill.
The latest levies target almost $20 billion in Canadian goods, or 0.8 percent of GDP.
Canada was one of two countries to retaliate last year when Trump announced reciprocal tariffs.
First-quarter Treasury buybacks outpace foreign purchases of U.S. debt.
The recent momentum might be hard to sustain due to a reversal in gasoline prices, an analyst says.