A group of embattled government advisers will meet this week in the first major test of who controls US vaccine policy: scientific experts or Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The US economy is set to lose billions of dollars in revenue in 2025 from a pullback in foreign tourism and boycotts of American products, adding to a growing list of headwinds keeping recession risk ...

The stock-market turbulence unleashed last week by the White House’s wildly fluctuating trade policy was frightening enough — but it’s no longer the scariest omen for the economy. Investors have ...

Traders still on edge, awaiting further developments in trade war ...

India expects an above-normal monsoon this year, which could help boost agriculture output and economic growth as US tariffs throw global trade into turmoil.

Japan will seek early results from its US tariff negotiations set to start in a day or so, according to top trade representative Ryosei Akazawa.

Kenya plans to seek private investment to develop and operate two seaports on the Indian Ocean as it battles rising competition from harbors in neighboring countries.

Ghana is set to receive a $370 million instalment from the International Monetary Fund as US tariffs upend global trade and markets.

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Many in the GOP have adopted Trump’s protectionist views. And even if they haven’t, bucking the president is political suicide.

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India’s bond rally, which has defied a global debt market meltdown amid US tariffs, has room to extend, according to Citigroup Inc.’s local markets chief.