Key Takeaways Forecasters expect the economic shockwave from President Donald Trump's trade wars to hit the economy soon, as reflected in "hard data" such as unemployment and inflation statistics.Some forecasts show inflation rising first,

In the latest Echelon Insights poll, conducted between May 8-12 among 1,000 likely voters, Trump's net approval rating on the economy slid, with disapproval rising 2 points since April from 52 to 54 percent, while his approval rating remained the same at 44 percent.

From prices to tariffs to dealmaking, Trump’s involvement in economic issues prompts both frustration and applause.

A TV ad from a group supportive of President Donald Trump makes misleading claims, and uses outdated data, to argue that he is "fixing" an economy "ruined" by Democrats.

EFF leader JJulius Malema asserts he should have been part of the Trump-Ramaphosa meeting, insisting that Trump ‘would never dare’ to confront him, while criticising Ramaphosa's leadership.

The president's economic agenda is harming workplace mental health, according to the American Psychological Association.

During his commencement speech at West Point addressing Army Academy graduates, Donald Trump brags about his 'successful' first term, claiming that there were no wars and that the U.S. had 'the single greatest economy' at the end of this first term.

The move threatens significant volatility in the coming weeks, ahead of a crucial G7 summit in Canada next month.

President Donald Trump's announcement of a 50% EU tariff on all goods has sent ripples through the global economy. The Donald Trump EU Tariff plan triggered a sharp Bitcoin (BTC) sell-off, but while some investors are panicking,