US consumer sentiment rose in recent weeks on slightly more upbeat views about the economy as tariff concerns fade.

European stock investors are preparing for the implications of a US Supreme Court ruling on the legality of President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs.

China will cancel or reduce tax rebates on hundreds of products as Beijing seeks to reassure trade partners concerned about surging Chinese exports.

Bond traders are on guard for an especially volatile Friday as a pivotal US jobs report and a potential Supreme Court ruling on President Donald Trump’s tariffs threaten to jolt the Treasuries market out of its doldrums.

From immigration to Latin America policy, the White House adviser excels at channeling the president’s desires.

Asian stock markets, having weathered turbulence from Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs last year, face another inflection point as the US Supreme Court prepares to rule possibly as early as Friday on their validity.