The World Bank says tariffs will hurt global growth, estimating that the trade war will shave almost half a percentage point from world GDP growth this year.

Trump Media and Technology Group, the parent company of President Donald Trump’s Truth Social platform, has received formal approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for its $2.3 billion Bitcoin treasury deal.

Britain’s economy shrank by the most in nearly two years in April, when President Donald Trump’s tariffs also caused UK goods exports to the United States to fall by a record amount.

Inflation isn't rising as expected, and Americans are feeling less anxious about it. But the fight to cut interest rates is heating up.

The U.S. economy, which is the largest one in the world, is predicted to grow half as fast in 2025 than it did in 2024, with a drop from 2.8 percent growth to 1.4 percent growth, according to the report.

Steve Rattner, an economic analyst for MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” explained Thursday that the latest numbers from the Labor Department showed unexpected good news for Trump. He said many analysts forecasted that Trump’s tariffs would drive up inflation, but that the latest numbers suggest that has not happened yet.

Fresh inflation figures due out Wednesday could offer an early glimpse into whether President Donald Trump’s tariffs are beginning to drive up the cost of everyday products.

A new poll by the Public Policy Institute of California shows low approval ratings for President Trump and his tariffs but support for shrinking the federal government.

After three years of doom-defying growth, Russia's heavily militarised economy is slowing, facing a widening budget deficit and weak oil prices, all under the threat of more Western sanctions. It now expects a budget deficit of 1.

The current escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran could have global consequences, including for Ukraine. RBC-Ukraine explains how events in the Middle East could affect the Russian-Ukrainian war in economic,

Consumer sentiment surged in June, according to a preliminary reading in a survey by the University of Michigan — the first improvement in six months, suggesting American shoppers enjoyed a fresh burst of optimism as President Donald Trump rolled back some of his tariffs and economic conditions,