American businesses are bracing for the impacts of President Donald Trump’s new tariffs, the highest in nearly a century, but it’s not clear when prices could rise and the full impact will be felt.

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In the second quarter, the Lazard US Short Duration Fixed Income Portfolio rose 1.33% (Institutional shares, net of fees).

Investors pulled $28 billion from US stocks last week and moved $107 billion into money markets, the highest level since ...

President Trump’s top-line tariffs of 35 percent on Canada are among the highest in the world. However, most imports from America’s northern neighbor could be spared thanks to sweeping exemptions ...

In the chronicles of President Trump’s revolutionary trade policy, not enough attention has been paid to the destruction of a ...

Tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, touted as economic justice, are actually paid by American companies importing ...

First 25 per cent, now another 25 per cent. Trump has gone on the offensive against India, with the total tariff now standing ...

Regardless of what's thrown Wall Street's way, the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq Composite always find a ...

Few major trading partners have been spared the import taxes, which have already disrupted supply chains and are expected to drive up prices for Americans.

US President Donald Trump this week announced tariffs totalling a punitive 50 per cent on Indian imports over its trade with ...

Apple's latest US investment may win political points, but real operational gains could take years to materialize.