President Donald Trump’s administration is working behind the scenes on fallback options if the Supreme Court strikes down one of his major tariff authorities https://t.co/BSwUbMo3fo ...

On this week’s Trumponomics, we explore how tariffs may be easy to announce and even easier to debate, but finding their real impact in the economy is much harder. At least so far https://t.co/g7n6Eb8Le7 ...

The one thing I think we can all count on is there will be tariffs, right. I think I think I know from experience from working for President Biden. Tariffs, once they are put on, are hard to take off.You know, President Biden did not take the tariffs from Trump 1.0%, didn't lower them. I argued with him that he ought to. But it's very difficult.And do you think it's going to be difficult for future administrations to unwind some of this. I really do. You know, now I have a specific viewpoint of this because ...

Former US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said Trump’s tariffs are likely to outlive his administration, sustained by political fears that removing protectionist barriers will alienate workers who fear losing their jobs to off-shoring and AI https://t.co/4McW1gLv8x ...

Trade Policy - Tariffs are certain according to Gina Raimondo, former US Secretary of Commerce [1] Event Information - Bloomberg NewEconomyForum held a forum [1]

"We believe that much of the absorption of tariffs has actually been in the value chain in the company margin and hasn't been passed on," says Goldman Sachs President and COO John Waldron at the Bloomberg #NewEconomyForum in Singapore.Follow the latest here: https://t.co/UmzuzSob5x ...

Are the bulk of President Trump’s tariffs unlawful? That question, now before the US Supreme Court, has spawned a hot trade on Wall Street. Here's what to know https://t.co/yQKTIZAjFU ...

President Trump and his top economic adviserss are scrambling on the defensive as they try to convince voters that prices are going down. Heading into what are typically heavy spending holidays, it's a speculative gamble that Americans will believe what they hear and not what they feel in their everyday lives. It's a tough cell.But in what seems to be a tacit admission that Americans are hurting, Trump has dropped tariffs on some groceries from beef and bananas to coffee and tomatoes. How soon do we expect ...

Without the AI boom, the American economy would be left looking as it did earlier this year: threatened by tariffs, beleaguered institutions and increasingly fractious politics https://t.co/n5VOnjSZA9 ...

The threats to growth from America’s tariffs are almost too many to count. Yet they could still throw plenty more sand in the gears of the world economy in the coming year https://t.co/I4GT5O6AX4Illustration: Miguel Porlan https://t.co/stNifNUTzN ...