For those wondering what products will see price hikes from tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump, the answer is everything, a UH economist said.

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Experts say produce is where shoppers may likely see the most immediate impact of tariffs on prices due to the shorter life-span of those products.

This could be months. It could be a year. Again, it’s unprecedented to levy a tax on every trading partner versus targeted to a specific industry.” -Margaret Kidd/Associate ...

Dr. Dietrich Von Biedenfeld of Houston Community College speaks on economic impact following President Donald Trump's announcement on Wednesday.

The 25% tariff rate on vehicles and auto parts imported into the U.S. went into effect at 12:01 a.m. on April 3.

On top of that, price cuts have ticked up from 20.8% to 22.6% among homes with an asking price below $1 million, but remained ...

Even if a car is assembled in the United States with components from other countries, "of course they are going to have to ...

If the economy were to tip into a recession, the odds of which economists say are heightened by President Trump's trade war, ...