Companies fear input costs will accelerate and are prepared to pass on higher tariff-fueled costs to customers.
Fifty-four percent of voters are against the president’s levies on imported goods while 42 percent of survey respondents said ...
Americans elected Donald Trump with a favorable opinion of his economic plans. But his tariff plan has helped turn that confidence into skepticism, a new Wall Street Journal poll finds.
The University of Michigan survey’s poorest result since 2022 reflects economic-policy anxiety.
Forward expectations dropped to a 12-year low in March, Conference Board survey shows.
U.S. businesses boosted hiring in March despite all the uncertainty in the economy caused by the Trump administration tariffs ...
The survey showed that inflation expectations ... economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.
A survey that includes Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley showed predictions that include declines of more than $3 per barrel for Brent and WTI.
In a survey a published by the Wall Street Journal on Friday ... But more Americans, 48 percent, say consumers will feel little economic pain before seeing improvements from tariffs.