The UK automotive sector could be hammered by new tariffs from President Donald Trump, following a difficult year when overall vehicle manufacturing plummeted. President Donald Trump has threatened fresh tariffs against the UK and other European countries in a bid to pressure nations into accepting a proposal for the United States to purchase the

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Washington DC - President Donald Trump will announce tariffs on auto imports to the country Wednesday, the White House said in a move set to fuel tensions with trading partners ahead of further promised levies next week. Since returning to the presidency ...

President Donald Trump used a Michigan stage Tuesday to escalate pressure on the Federal Reserve while pitching tariffs as the engine behind a revival in auto jobs and factory investment. Speaking at the Detroit Economic Club,

In an attempt to figuratively poke Donald Trump and the United States in the eye, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney just announced that Canada is cozying up to China by slashing tariffs on imported Chinese EVs.

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement is very relevant for companies the trade group represents, John Bozzella said.

President Donald Trump offered a full-throated defense of his sweeping tariffs on Tuesday, traveling to swing-state Michigan to push the case that he’s boosted domestic manufacturing in hopes of countering fears about a weakening job market and still-rising prices that have squeezed American pocketbooks.

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Automakers faced sweeping changes in the past year as President Donald Trump terminated incentives and rolled back regulations designed to boost the electric-powered vehicle industry. The Trump administration has pursued a series of policy changes aimed at ...

Governor Gretchen Whitmer criticized tariffs and encouraged cooperation with trade partners during a Detroit Auto Show speech Thursday.

"Donald Trump’s TACO bell has rung once again, much to the joy of financial markets," one investor said Thursday.