The president’s plan for reciprocal tariffs sounds good in theory. But there was a reason the United States abandoned the approach a century ago. The gains would be few and the costs enormous.

Trump calls it unfair that some countries apply higher tariffs to specific American goods than the U.S. applies back. A new executive order seeks to change that.

President Trump announces new reciprocal tariffs, potentially sparking a global trade war and adding to U.S. inflation.

The Trump trade war has blown past the realm of tariffs. The White House plans to hit back at any measure undertaken by trading partners that it believes disadvantages U.S. exporters. Why it matters: The Trump administration is ushering in a new era in which trade policy is managed country by country,

President Donald Trump says he’ll sign an order that increases U.S. tariffs to the rates other countries charge on imports

U.S. President Donald Trump has tasked his economics team with devising plans for reciprocal tariffs on every country that taxes U.S. imports, raising the risk of a global trade war with American friends and foes.