The Wall Street Journal found that prices on a range of low-cost items are up more than 5% on average on Amazon.

Like the holiday shopping season, the back-to-school (BTS) season is stretching, but in both directions — starting earlier and ending later.

Fed Chair Powell’s speech faces scrutiny as internal divisions and soaring tariffs fuel inflation fears, testing rate cut ...

Later today, Fed Powell will speak amid increasing pressures from the government to resign.

Joseph Lavorgna, counselor to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, believes tariffs are not inflationary and says economists who ...

Concerns surrounding tariffs are causing consumers to get ahead on their back-to-school shopping. Here's what Tennessee ...

Have your grocery bills gone up? Besides the local inflation trends, researchers now point to a more potent disruptor — ...

Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed on Tuesday, despite overnight gains on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, driven by optimism over ...

Stakeholders have expressed concern that protectionist policies in developed economies are beginning to impact Africa’s trade ...

TheStreet. The stock market surprised many when it bottomed in early April following a sharp tariff-driven sell-off.

GDP growth accelerated to 7.4 per cent on-year in the fourth quarter of last fiscal from 6.4 per cent in the previous quarter ...

Canadian companies face higher costs to purchase goods and services but are limited in raising consumer prices due to competitive pressures and weaker demand, according to quarterly surveys published ...