This analysis from the CSIS Economics Program and Scholl Chair in International Business unpacks the April 2 tariff announcements from the White House.

So, how was your Liberation Day? Economic issues ... but also the federal government would have had more revenue meaning that our deficits could have been lower, and the Social Security and ...

President Trump rolled out new tariffs on April 2 aimed at easing trade imbalances. Here's which products could become more expensive as a result.

The president announced global 10% tariff along with a specific higher levies to be applied to around 60 countries.

A lot of the "Liberation Day" celebrations around the world are linked to the ... In January of this year, that deficit — ...

Understanding Trump's 'Liberation Day' and Its Implications for Tariffs. Donald Trump's recent reference to April 2 as 'liberation day' has sparked significant discussion around u ...

“The implementation of the US 'Liberation Day' tariff hikes will have a huge ... “One hope is that deals will be struck quickly, meaning that tariff hikes are partially or fully reversed.

Though the days since April 2 — dubbed "Liberation Day" by Trump — have seen great ... this method means a stable but smaller return — meaning the majority of assets should still remain ...

The "Liberation Day" tariffs will be added to existing tariffs, meaning that China's current 20% tariff rate will soon jump to 54% when the 34% reciprocal duties are imposed on April 9.

A lot of the "Liberation Day" celebrations around the world are ... In January of this year, that deficit — meaning the value of imports compared with the value of U.S. exports — was about ...