President Trump said tariffs on China will "come down substantially," though they will not be reduced to zero.

The White House is reportedly considering slashing tariffs on Chinese imports from a baseline rate of 145% to 50%-65%, a senior White House official told the Wall Street Journal. The administration is ...

By conventional measures, Donald Trump’s second presidency is already descending into disarray amid a legal morass, ...

Stock futures are pointing to a sharply higher open for major indexes on Wednesday after comments from President Donald Trump ...

Just 37% of Americans approve of president’s handling of economy, poll shows - The majority of Americans now fear a recession ...

Markets in the Asia-Pacific region were also higher, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 adding 1.89 per cent, South Korea’s Kospi ...

The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq 100 are also rising in premarket trading as President Donald Trump eases stock market fears around trade China tariffs and Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Futures rose as President Trump said China tariffs will fall "substantially" and won't fire Fed chief Powell. Stocks boomed Tuesday on Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Tesla earnings fell with Elon ...

Even as stocks surged on Tuesday, jittery investors have been flocking toward safe-haven assets in recent weeks. Gold futures ...

Wall Street rebounds as Trump admin signals ‘de-escalation’ of trade war with China: Live updates - The International ...