Businesses are restructuring supply chains to be ready for tariffs and other uncertainty in global trade, a new study showed.

With a possible tariff on steel and aluminum on the horizon, Americans could expect various consumer goods like pipes and cooking utensils to become more expensive due to lower supply, higher demand, ...

Managing tariffs for businesses will come down to robust supply chain management ... risk of increasing prices or not being able to meet demand. Further, it will be increasingly important not ...

United States President Donald Trump believes his country’s trade deficit with Canada confirms that Canadians have somehow ...

The WTI price edges higher despite ongoing tariff concerns. WTI price recovers some ground, even though oil traders remain worried that US President Donald Trump might start a trade war. On Monday, US ...

The White House has announced new tariffs: 25% on Canada and Mexico ... What ripple effects will hit supply chains? How will consumers and currency markets adjust? These are just the known ...

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Covid is the curse that keeps on keeping on. It’s been five years since the coronavirus busted out of Wuhan and up-ended our ...

Like many other U.S. manufacturers, Husco faces a growing list of trade policies under the new administration of President ...

The forecast for global oil demand growth in 2025 has been raised to 1.1 million b/d, higher than the 1.05 million b/d ...