From @WSJopinion: Trump’s tariffs and chaotic trade policy will yield a mishmash—not an international system led by a more powerful and attractive America, writes Robert B. Zoellick https://t.co/AHgEOoO2kf ...

On this week’s “Money Talks” podcast @EthanYWu, @Birdyword and @alice_fulwood discuss the toll Donald Trump’s tariffs are taking on South-East Asia https://t.co/SMOW2JePGF ...

Well, coffee drinkers are swallowing higher prices and it's about to get worse. Coffee prices spiked 14.5% in July from a year ago. That's according to BLS data.And while the average retail price for a pound of ground coffee hitting $841, that's before President Trump's 50% tariffs on imports from Brazil hit. Brazil is the world's top coffee producer. The US gets more than a third of its unroasted coffee imports from Brazil.And here with more is Ricky Vulpi, former USDA economist and Cal Poly professor of a ...

It was a long week for economic data and some of it showed that tariffs are beginning to hit consumers harder. And today the president teased that tariffs on semiconductors that could be set as soon as next week. Those tariffs could be between two and 300%.Well, as much as economic data we got all week, I have been waiting all week to talk to this guy, my friend Justin Wolfers. He is a professor of economics and public policy at the University of Michigan. I want to talk about everything, but let's start sp ...

From @WSJopinion: Trump’s tariffs and chaotic trade policy will yield a mishmash—not an international system led by a more powerful and attractive America, writes Robert B. Zoellick https://t.co/DUn92JZiAe ...

Countries aren't lining up to retaliate against tariffs and the global economy hasn't cratered, says @Moss_Eco. Give it time (via @opinion) https://t.co/UUjmjjPDkB ...

Market Trends & Concerns - Stocks experienced losses due to inflation report, raising concerns about tariffs' economic impact [1]

Trade & Tariffs - The report identifies countries best positioned to benefit from President Donald Trump's tariffs [1] - The new "China-plus-one" regime presents challenges to even the winning countries, making it difficult to feel secure [1]

Hey, it's time. Let's bring co-anchor of CNBC Squawkbox and the New York Times columnist Andrew Ros and Andrew get some new numbers. Hopefully, nobody gets fired for them because they are not as good as was expected.Tell us about them. Uh they are not as good as had been expected. In fact, it appears that inflation is creeping higher.Uh this is the ne this is really the second piece in the uh puzzle that we've now seen inflation creeping higher and it's going to give the Fed pause now uh potentially about l ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says tariffs will drive enough revenue to be more than 1% of GDP.Insane. https://t.co/D81KbiHbYC ...