Trade

The U.S. government plans to set up an electronic process for importers to request tariff refunds in the next 45 days, according to a court filing.

Soaring oil. Slumping jobs. Fears of renewed inflation. How much can stocks take before giving up the ghost?

States sue to block Trump’s latest 10% import tariffs, BlackRock sparks fresh fears about private credit, Berkshire’s new CEO restarted company share buybacks, and more news to start your day.

The lawsuit, filed in the Court of International Trade, says the administration’s justification for using Section 122 of the Trade Act is illegal.

It’s too early to call the end of India’s broader resurgence, with economic growth for the fiscal year that ends this month clocking in around 7.5%. But the Iran War could make the continuing correction more painful.

The Court of International Trade directed Customs & Border Protection to pay refunds for tariffs imposed under emergency powers.

Broadcom beat first-quarter earnings expectations, trade court paves way for broad tariff refunds for businesses, Beige Book reports growth, and more news to start your day.

After today’s rally, the S&P 500 is down just 0.1% since the U.S. and Israel launched strikes against Iran.

Trump still using trade threats as a tool, Blackstone’s fund redemptions revive private credit fears, CrowdStrike earnings beat estimates, and more news to start your day.

Trump raised the possibility during an Oval Office meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

Small businesses maintained steady performance in 2025, but a Federal Reserve survey shows optimism for 2026 has faded as rising tariff costs squeeze margins.

The prospect of a drawn-out war in the Middle East sparked a broad and brutal selloff on Tuesday, and one of the best trades of 2026 got hammered.

International oil benchmarks rallied as military attacks in the Middle East threaten global energy supplies.

Oil supply under threat as conflict widens, chaos spreads through travel, shipping, jobs report due on Friday, and more news to start your day.

The AI trade has gotten stretched—and the market has plenty of other things to worry about.

The latest round of financial results is one bright spot that might carry stocks to new highs, despite this year’s turmoil. 

Nvidia suffers worst day in almost a year, China gets relief from Trump’s tariffs, Netflix calls it quits on Warner Bros. bidding war, and more news to start your day.

Beijing is turning out to be one of the biggest winners from the Supreme Court’s ruling against many of President Donald Trump’s levies.

Rare earth company MP Materials has selected the location for its next rare-earth magnet making facility.

While the idea of tariffs paid by foreign countries and generating enough revenue to replace Americans’ income tax sounds appealing, tax experts say both premises are untrue.

Salesforce’s outlook underwhelms, Paramount’s Ellison sees Warner Bros. as growth ‘accelerant,’ tax experts skeptical Trump’s tariffs can replace income taxes, and more news to start your day.

The administration is rushing to reconstruct its tariff policy after the Supreme Court struck down about 60% of the levies imposed last year.

The tip of the iceberg? FedEx is looking for a tariff refund from the U.S. Court of International Trade.

Despite the violence, Mexico’s markets have been rocking this year, lifted by the global tide of a weakening dollar and pent-up demand for emerging markets.

Stocks are stuck in a pattern of advance and retreat. The market needs a jolt. Can Nvidia provide it with one?