Despite President Trump's claims of a 'done' trade deal with China, the economic damage is evident. With tariffs remaining at 55%, industry experts warn of irreversible impacts on supply chains, job losses,

Amid all this, Trump has, as usual, been pressuring the Fed and its chair, Jerome Powell, to lower interest rates. Vice President JD Vance joined in last week, writing “the refusal by the Fed to cut rates is monetary malpractice.”

Trump's new China trade deal keeps steep tariffs, sparking concern among U.S. industries over long-term economic impact.

New trade barriers threaten the larger and faster-growing part of the economy: the services industries that employ more than 80 percent of American workers.

President Donald Trump's tariffs were touted as a tool for winning trade concessions from other countries. Those benefits are so far few and far between.

President Trump says it’s a ‘done deal’ with China on trade, but inside the supply chain, the damage has been done and will remain, logistics executives say.

As a result of the US President's muddled messaging, the United States may now be closer to the prospect of being drawn into a regional war in the Middle East

Financial expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq joins us to break down the Bank of Canada’s decision to hold interest rates, what Trump’s tariff hikes mean for jobs and how Costco’s shift to sourcing local products could impact prices.