Tariffs

The president announced that tariffs are coming for furniture imports, with a goal of restoring manufacturing to the United States.

The decision follows Trump’s executive order eliminating duty-free treatment for low-value imports into the country.

Household spending growth fell sharply in the first half of the year, with Fitch flagging a stagflationary risk.

In April, Breville announced it would make ’tactical adjustments’ to its manufacturing locations in response to the Liberation Day tariffs.

‘We’ve been in business for 124 years, and you don’t stay around that long if you’re not determined and willing to fight and compete,’ an executive said.

The board minutes highlighted that ‘uncertainty remained about the timing, magnitude, and persistence of the effects’ of this year’s increase in duties.

Other derivative products subject to the tariff hikes include wind turbines and bulldozers, according to the Commerce Department.

The central bank has three scheduled policy meetings before the end of the year to decide on rate cuts.

Pretoria maintains affirmative action and other flagship race-based policies as US tariffs take effect and sanctions loom.

Non-steel and non-aluminum content will be subject to reciprocal tariff rates the U.S. government has imposed on certain countries, the department stated.

The latest inflation numbers ‘could be the calm before the storm,’ according to one Bankrate analyst.

The president hinted that more tariffs could be arriving for steel.

Inflation pressures lift the cost-of-living adjustment forecast for next year’s benefits.

‘Tariffs have had limited effects on inflation so far,’ says a chief economist at Comerica Bank.

The investment bank projects pass-through to households will rise from 22 percent to 67 percent as the cost burden shifts from businesses to households.

‘Origin washing’ has become a common practice in international trade.

Lee’s trip will be his first visit to Washington since he took office following a snap election in June.

Both sides will continue broader trade negotiations.

The president’s announcement calmed investor fears after a U.S. Customs ruling put 1-kg and 100-oz bars in a tariff category, sending futures to record highs.

The prices took effect immediately and will be reviewed annually or earlier if market conditions warrant, the Mexican government said.

The president announced that tariffs are coming for furniture imports, with a goal of restoring manufacturing to the United States.

The decision follows Trump’s executive order eliminating duty-free treatment for low-value imports into the country.

Household spending growth fell sharply in the first half of the year, with Fitch flagging a stagflationary risk.

In April, Breville announced it would make ’tactical adjustments’ to its manufacturing locations in response to the Liberation Day tariffs.

‘We’ve been in business for 124 years, and you don’t stay around that long if you’re not determined and willing to fight and compete,’ an executive said.

The board minutes highlighted that ‘uncertainty remained about the timing, magnitude, and persistence of the effects’ of this year’s increase in duties.

Other derivative products subject to the tariff hikes include wind turbines and bulldozers, according to the Commerce Department.

The central bank has three scheduled policy meetings before the end of the year to decide on rate cuts.

Pretoria maintains affirmative action and other flagship race-based policies as US tariffs take effect and sanctions loom.

Non-steel and non-aluminum content will be subject to reciprocal tariff rates the U.S. government has imposed on certain countries, the department stated.

The latest inflation numbers ‘could be the calm before the storm,’ according to one Bankrate analyst.

The president hinted that more tariffs could be arriving for steel.

Inflation pressures lift the cost-of-living adjustment forecast for next year’s benefits.

‘Tariffs have had limited effects on inflation so far,’ says a chief economist at Comerica Bank.

The investment bank projects pass-through to households will rise from 22 percent to 67 percent as the cost burden shifts from businesses to households.

‘Origin washing’ has become a common practice in international trade.

Lee’s trip will be his first visit to Washington since he took office following a snap election in June.

Both sides will continue broader trade negotiations.

The president’s announcement calmed investor fears after a U.S. Customs ruling put 1-kg and 100-oz bars in a tariff category, sending futures to record highs.

The prices took effect immediately and will be reviewed annually or earlier if market conditions warrant, the Mexican government said.