US President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada and Mexico could slow down production of certain goods, raise prices on products and spark fears of a recession, analysts warn.

Tariffs on Mexico and Canada took effect today ahead of President Donald Trump's address at a joint session of Congress, rattling markets and causing experts to warn of consumer uncertainty ahead.

In Michigan, 74.9% of imports come from Canada, Mexico and China. According to USA trade data, that state would be the fourth ...

After sliding as much as 2% in the early going, the S&P 500 was down 0.1% in afternoon trading, with about 66% of the stocks ...

"The average cost of a new home is in excess of $460,000. The top 20% of the market are the only ones who can afford this," ...

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on goods from Mexico, Canada and China officially took effect on Tuesday, and for many ...

Due to Trump's tariffs, Monterey County and Santa Cruz County Agricultural Commissioners say local farmers on the Central ...

The moment U.S. tariffs came into effect this morning, so did the Canadian response. Canada will be implementing 25% tariffs against $155 billion of American products. Starting with $30 billion worth ...

Mexico and Canada. The tax on imported goods are predicted to be felt throughout the economy between businesses and consumers. On March 4, FOX 10's Ellen McNamara spoke with Lance Thrailkill, CEO of ...

A top administration official said that, without new declines, tariffs on Canada and Mexico were appropriate. But the kind of ...

If there’s a need for a 25 percent increment in anything, nobody is going to want that, at the end of the day everything bounces back to the consumer, there’s no way there’s any business ...