Analysts describe different scenarios based on potential outcomes, including disruptions to supply chains, acquiescence to Trump's policy demands and closer relationships with U.S. trade rivals

President Donald Trump has vowed to implement "reciprocal tariffs" on all products sent by countries using the VAT system "for purposes of fairness."

According to reports, the Nissan is "studying" the possibility of leaving Mexico if Trump goes through with his threats of imposing a 25% tariff on Mexican goods

Mexican officials hope to reach a compromise with the Trump administration before tariffs are enforced on March 12

Marc Short said that despite the president's claims, consumers will be the ones paying for the tariffs

Trump has remarked that he wants to take over Canada and make it the 51st state

Ecuador announced it will impose a 27% tariff on all Mexican goods. However, fewer than 0.1% of all Mexican exports in 2023 went to the South American country

A Republican lawmaker revealed that developments made in a trade agreement between US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are not novel developments, but just reiterations of previously added clauses to the agreement.

President Trump responded to Canada's retaliatory tariffs by again encouraging the country to become the nation's 51st state.

Mexico and Canada's leaders responded to President Trump's 25% tariffs on Saturday night, promising to impose retaliatory tariffs on American imports.

The leading candidate to replace Justin Trudeau as prime minister said Canada will not back down to President Donald Trump's tariffs, declaring we are "going to stand up to a bully."

President Donald Trump announced plans for tariffs Friday, including "things associated with chips."

Leavitt said the tariffs would amount to a 25% duty on Mexico and Canada while a 10% tariff would be applied on China "for illegal fentanyl they have sourced and allowed to distribute into our country."

President Trump said the BRICS nations can say "hello to Tariffs, and goodbye to America" if they create a new currency.

"We'll always defend the dignity of our people and the respect for our sovereignty," said Claudia Sheinbaum ahead of the deadline set by Trump for tariffs to go into effect

President Donald Trump said the U.S. will impose 25% tariffs on both Mexico and Canada starting February

General Motors CEO Mary Barra has said she hopes tariffs can be avoided, as Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has signaled that authorities are "working and holding conversations to take the necessary measures" to avoid any escalations

Tariffs, just as they were during his first term from 2017 to 2021, are Trump's weapon of choice on the global stage.

After the president of Colombia said he'll deny entry of American aircrafts carrying Colombian migrants until the government creates favorable protocols, president Donald Trump has retaliated by imposing 25% tariffs.

President Trump reiterated his goal of making Canada the 51st state of the U.S., even saying that Canadians would have "much better health coverage" if the two nations were to unite.

Ontario's premier is hoping to move local elections up from June 2026 to the end of February to better combat President Trump's potential 25% tariff.

Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden dismissed treasury nominee Scott Bessent's claim, calling it "bologna" and reiterating his belief that workers and small businesses would actually pay the most.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has fired back at President-elect Donald Trump's recent comments referring to Canada as the "51st state," and mocking its sovereignty.

US firms may be looking at a specific method by which they can avoid the impact of tariffs levied on major trade partners by the Trump administration: donating to the Republican Party.

The news comes amid a back-and-forth between both countries, which included Trump referring to Canada's Trudeau as the "Governor of the great state of Canada"

President-elect Donald Trump has once again considered the idea of turning Canada into the 51st state of the United States.

Canadian premiers are ideating drastic reprisals in response to Trump's 25% tariff on Canadian goods, expected to go into effect in early January.

Donald Trump poked fun at Justin Trudeau, jokingly stating that Canada was a U.S. state and even going as far as to refer to Trudeau as its governor.

Former US president Donald Trump -- who returns to the White House next month -- unleashed a gruelling trade war with China during his first term in office, lambasting alleged intellectual property theft and other "unfair" practices.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, a Paris-based body that advises industrialised nations on policy matters, never named Trump in its updated analysis of the world economy. But with the president-elect vowing to slap tariffs on US trading partners after his return to power next month, it was abundantly clear that the OECD was warning about Trump's possible measures.