Economic Policies

The delay postpones a scheduled increase from 25 percent to higher rates on upholstered furniture, kitchen cabinets, and vanities, originally set for Jan. 1.

The president unveiled the $12 billion package this month to ease the strain on farmers stemming from the U.S.-China trade war.

Monetary policymakers continued debating whether employment or inflation were greater risks to the U.S. economy.

The president revived his disagreement over a $2.5 billion upgrade at the Fed’s headquarters, which he said has been mismanaged.

Lowering energy costs by boosting domestic production has been central to Trump’s strategy on inflation and affordability.

Geopolitics, diversification, and Fed easing contribute to the U.S. dollar’s downward pressures.

The Supreme Court, China, and India could headline the president’s trade agenda in 2026, along with the U.S.-Mexico-Canada deal.

The gross domestic product (GDP) grew in the third quarter by 4.3 percent, outpacing forecasts, according to a Commerce Department estimate.

Analysts say early control over the spectrum could determine which countries shape the future digital economy and security environment.

A majority of all U.S. seeds are provided by four companies, which some experts say has become a pressing national security issue.

Overall farm losses in 2025 could reach $44 billion, highlighting the scale of the financial strain on the sector.

Both cities have, however, failed to regain the positions they held prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The president will soon pick his nominee to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair. Experts say the front-runner is National Economic Council head Kevin Hassett.

The bank revised up growth rate estimates for the euro zone.

Market watchers say the Fed could keep lowering interest rates amid cooling inflation and weakening employment conditions.

The president suggested that increased illegal immigration under the previous administration has significantly contributed to rising home prices.

Doves worry about the labor market, while hawks fear high inflation.

Spending on childcare and the NDIS continue to grow, even as tax revenue for the government increases.

Markets view the Federal Reserve chairman debate as hawks versus doves.

The delay postpones a scheduled increase from 25 percent to higher rates on upholstered furniture, kitchen cabinets, and vanities, originally set for Jan. 1.

The president unveiled the $12 billion package this month to ease the strain on farmers stemming from the U.S.-China trade war.

Monetary policymakers continued debating whether employment or inflation were greater risks to the U.S. economy.

The president revived his disagreement over a $2.5 billion upgrade at the Fed’s headquarters, which he said has been mismanaged.

Lowering energy costs by boosting domestic production has been central to Trump’s strategy on inflation and affordability.

Geopolitics, diversification, and Fed easing contribute to the U.S. dollar’s downward pressures.

The Supreme Court, China, and India could headline the president’s trade agenda in 2026, along with the U.S.-Mexico-Canada deal.

The gross domestic product (GDP) grew in the third quarter by 4.3 percent, outpacing forecasts, according to a Commerce Department estimate.

Analysts say early control over the spectrum could determine which countries shape the future digital economy and security environment.

A majority of all U.S. seeds are provided by four companies, which some experts say has become a pressing national security issue.

Overall farm losses in 2025 could reach $44 billion, highlighting the scale of the financial strain on the sector.

Both cities have, however, failed to regain the positions they held prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The president will soon pick his nominee to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair. Experts say the front-runner is National Economic Council head Kevin Hassett.

The bank revised up growth rate estimates for the euro zone.

Market watchers say the Fed could keep lowering interest rates amid cooling inflation and weakening employment conditions.

The president suggested that increased illegal immigration under the previous administration has significantly contributed to rising home prices.

Doves worry about the labor market, while hawks fear high inflation.

Spending on childcare and the NDIS continue to grow, even as tax revenue for the government increases.

Markets view the Federal Reserve chairman debate as hawks versus doves.