US lawmakers aren’t the only ones on the ballot Tuesday. So is Trump’s economic populism

USTR Jamieson Greer sees the short-term pain of tariffs as overblown, touting longer-term gains

From Russia sanctions to China tariffs, Trump’s economic statecraft increasingly bends to the demands of domestic politics.

New pools of capital are flowing into the US, but not in the way they used to.

A circular funding model is accelerating the AI boom, but also amplifying imbalances — reviving memories of the global financial crisis

Two international conferences this week will highlight the forces reshaping the global economy

Greer’s efforts to find common ground on four key areas came up short

From the midterm elections to bond market signals, keeping trade stable faces several risks

Hope for major breakthroughs is low, but stability may be the best thing for the global economy

Houston is a ‘poster child’ for what happens to US cities when you cut off immigration

The gathering in North Carolina comes as bond investors weigh soaring US debt and myriad geopolitical risks

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s interventionist summer has already led to pushback and questions about his credibility in financial markets. Now he faces a test with global peers.

Canada’s leader took a rare tough stand against Trump’s latest tariffs

AI wouldn’t rely on tariffs alone or judge success based on balancing bilateral trade

A closer look at US manufacturing jobs shows the revival Trump promised is slow to materialize

A weak yen for months posed a threat to both the US and Japanese economies

Steel duties have worked against American producers of tinplate used in canned goods

The best teams showcased their players’ diversity and interdependence over me-first displays of individual brilliance

US Treasury’s Bessent lays out a ‘doctrine’ steeped in economic self-reliance

The duties Trump imposed on American importers haven’t sparked an industrial renaissance