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Consumer prices are expected to go up, and Kentucky residents are bracing for key industries to be impacted.
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The US economy is so hot the supply of key materials can't keep up with surging demand — sparking shortages and price spikes in everything from computer chips and copper to chlorine.
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Defying fears and predictions, the U.S. economy is still shrugging off President Donald Trump’s trade conflicts.
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The gains reversed some of the major stock indexes’ hefty losses from last Friday, when jitters over the latest escalation in the trade dispute roiled the market, contributing to its fourth straight weekly loss.
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The tit-for-tat trade war Opens a New Window. r continues as China has threatened to retaliate if President Trump's planned tariff hikes go ahead.
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More than any other modern president, Trump has embraced tariffs as a punitive tool — against Europe, Canada and other key trading partners but especially against China.