Interviews for the survey will be conducted between 25 March and 7 April, meaning there should be some indication of how President Donald Trump’s 2 April tariff announcement went down with consumers.

China has already announced retaliatory 34 per cent tariffs on US imports. What does the EU do now? We could see the EU go nuclear and hit American tech firms with its anti-coercion instrument: that ...

A global trade war would put charter rates under pressure, but brokers also stand to benefit from the disruption ...

BP (BP.) chair Helge Lund will stand down after six years in the job as the energy giant faces an uphill battle to catch up to peers.

Traders have already driven down the value of US Treasury yields as anxieties mount over growth rates in the domestic economy. The economic picture isn’t being helped by the outlook on inflation, and ...

The panel unpack details of the swathe of tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump. They discuss what was announced, their curious calculations, the implications on nations and stocks, and what ...