Metal producers cannot wait for the bloc to strike a trade deal with Trump before taking action, European Aluminium's head Paul Voss said.

Consumers couldn't turn frowns upside-down for long Consumer confidence fell in June — just as it did December through April. Plus: Crypto regulation, crude oil cargo costs, celebrity speakers ...

China, the largest producer and consumer of seafood, signs a safeguard against illegal fishing. And in Colombia, a program eases adoption of renewables.

At the same time, the Bureau of Labor Statistics this week reported that both producer and consumer prices increased just 0.1% on a monthly basis, pointing toward little upward pressure from the ...

The English have long been big consumers of wine. Britain is the world’s second-largest wine importer by value and volume. Wine is becoming part of the national landscape, too.

In the U.S., bilateral trade in beef reflects the diversity of beef products, with exports and imports of specific products helping to balance consumer preferences to domestic production. This adds ...

When stressed consumers and higher prices collide New reports show that’s the direction our economy’s headed in. Plus, stuck homebuilders, stressed small farmers and cautiously optimistic ...

Consumer sentiment plunges to near three-year low in April Twelve-month inflation expectations highest since 1981 Producer price index falls 0.4% in March Goods, mostly gasoline, account for 70% ...

An expert tells Scripps News trade agreements, not tariffs, can deliver economic benefits to U.S. producers and consumers.

China's consumer prices contracted for a second straight month, while producer price deflation got further entrenched, as Chinese exporters brace for more pain amid an escalating trade war with ...

Since in the real world, firms have the option of selling to multiple countries, it is important to note the unintended consequence that an increase in American tariffs may well raise the revenues of ...

For packaging producers, we see heightened risks in demand, driven by a potential slowdown in consumer spending and further softening of industrial production.