Trump’s tariffs: why the inflation shock never came
Trump’s tariffs were expected to trigger an inflation shock, but price pressures stayed muted. Here’s why, and what it means for dividend investors.
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Mike Rogers breaks with Trump on Canada tariffs, raising fresh uncertainty for trade-sensitive dividend payers
Mike Rogers breaks with Trump on Canada tariffs, calling Canada ‘not our enemy.’ What the GOP split means for markets and income investors.
Trump Canada tariffs face growing backlash as economic costs mount
Trump Canada tariffs are showing signs of failure as economic blowback hits US businesses and consumers. What income investors should know.
Trump tariffs threaten to crack the CUSMA trade shield, raising costs for North American supply chains
Trump’s new tariffs threaten CUSMA trade protections. Industry groups warn of higher costs across North American supply chains and what it means for investors
Trump’s trade war is really about leverage, and that changes the calculus for investors
Trump’s trade war is about leverage, not lasting tariffs. What that means for markets, supply chains, and income investors watching the fallout.
Americans paid Trump’s tariffs at the register. Now businesses are getting $100 billion of it back
Reports point to roughly $100 billion in tariff refunds flowing to businesses after court rulings against Trump’s trade actions.
Russia sanctions bill quietly targets Trump’s tariff authority in a provision that could reshape trade policy
A Russia sanctions bill moving through Congress includes a controversial provision to limit Trump’s tariff power. What it means for markets and investors.
Solar stocks shine after Trump extends China tariffs to polysilicon products
Solar stocks rallied after Trump extended China tariffs to polysilicon products. What the new trade action means for U.S. solar companies and income investors
Amazon gets $600 million back after Supreme Court sinks Trump tariffs
Amazon recovers $600 million after the Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs. What the ruling means for trade, retail stocks, and income investors.