US consumer sentiment plunges in February on tariff worries
U.S. consumer sentiment dropped more than expected in February to a 15-month low and inflation expectations rocketed as households worried that President Donald Trump's plans for steep and broad-based tariffs would eat into their purchasing power.
US Pressures Mexico with Harsh Tariff Demands
A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. Asian stocks are set to open on the defensive on Monday, taking the baton from a ...
Boats being built for Ukraine by Bremerton-based SAFE Boats will be shelved temporarily as aid is suspended, amid the threat ...
Canada supplies roughly 60% to 70% of the imports that come into the U.S. market. Canadian suppliers like Rio Tinto produce ...
Goldman Sachs said on Friday a proposed 10% U.S. oil tariff could cost foreign producers $10 billion per year, as Canadian ...
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The retailer serves as a barometer for consumer spending due to its scale and commanding market share of the U.S. retail ...
Transportation stocks went sharply in reverse on Friday with the economic bellwether Dow Jones Transport average index ...
Walmart shares fell more than 6% on market opening this morning, as the big-box retail giant cautioned over profit growth ...
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Industry minister to visit U.S. for talks on new tariff schemeIndustry Minister Ahn Duk-geun will pay a visit to the United States as early as this week for discussions on new U.S. import ...
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