Stock markets are tumbling around the world today as shocked investors react to the “Liberation Day” tariffs unveiled by President Trump at the White House last night.

The dollar and equity markets tumbled Thursday after President Donald Trump's latest tariffs salvo against countries ...

The latest round of U.S. trade tariffs unveiled on Wednesday will sap yet more vigour from a world economy barely recovered ...

Trump promised to roll out reciprocal dollar-for-dollar tariffs on nations that levy duties on U.S. goods as part of an ...

Newsweek has compiled a full list of the 180 countries that will be subject to Trump's new import taxes here. Nations that are not subject to the tariffs include Russia, Belarus, Cuba and North Korea.

The sweeping duties immediately unleashed turbulence across world markets and drew condemnation from leaders faced with the end of decades of trade liberalization.

World stocks dived this morning and investors scrambled for the safety of bonds, gold and the yen, fearing new US tariffs have intensified a trade war threatening to tip the world into recession.

Moscow has accused Ukraine of attacking Russian energy facilities four times in the past 24 hours despite a moratorium on ...

Under the new global levies imposed by Trump, the U.S. tariff rate on all imports jumped to 22% - a rate last seen around ...

Germany's armed forces, the Bundeswehr, said its troops would be stationed along NATO 's eastern flank in Lithuania, and the unit will be fully operational by 2027. This marks the first time soldiers ...

Follow live updates, analysis and reaction as Donald Trump prepares to unleash sweeping tariffs on U.S imports triggering ...