President Trump announces upcoming tariffs on Canada and Mexico, causing market turmoil and raising concerns of a trade war.

While there is no forward guidance, the general tone suggests economic ... he stopped short of the 25% promised. The Canadian Dollar and Mexican Peso will likely open significantly lower on ...

and the Canadian dollar (CAD). The Mexican peso has transformed from a national currency into a formidable international financial instrument in recent decades. While forex trading in general has ...

The dollar surged in early Asian trading and stocks were primed for losses after US President Donald Trump carried out his threat to impose general levies of 25% on Canada and Mexico and 10% on ...

A trio of Mexican nationals were sentenced in federal court this week in a nearly $5 million conspiracy to distribute heroin ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday staged a major comeback, recovering steep losses from earlier in the day.

China's tariffs - due to begin next Monday - would also apply to US oil and farm machinery, but more talks are due this week.

Take Colombia, for example, a close ally of the US in Latin America. President Gustavo Petro said he would not accept citizens deported from America. Trump responded with a 25% tariff on all US ...

US President Donald Trump said he will discuss the punishing tariffs he has levied on Canada and Mexico with both countries ...

Tariffs on China, Canada to take effect Tuesday; EU appears to be next; US president delays tariffs on Mexico by a month ...

Trump indicated the 25% rate could represent a floor, saying that the tariff levels 'may or may not rise with time.” ...

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