Trump administration's trade policy produces monthly revenue of $29.6 billion in July as officials explore debt reduction strategies.

Walmart, Amazon and T.J. Maxx are beating out rivals by offering deals to stressed-out consumers.

The automotive industry is facing plenty of tariff costs right now, but it also happens to have a built-in excuse for raising prices: the new model year. Every year's new models come with new features and higher prices, even without tariffs.

The idea of using collected tariffs for anything other than paying down the U.S.’s debt or funding its spending commitments isn’t terribly popular in the bond market.

Importers typically offset the tax burden in the form of higher prices for shoppers, though so far tariff-induced price increases have proven marginal. The overall inflation rate stands at 2.7%, below the 3% rate in January, before Trump took office.

The European Union will work to ensure lower U.S. tariffs on its car exports are applied retroactively to August 1, the bloc's trade chief said.

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New customs regulations take effect August 29, and many European postal agencies and companies say until new systems are set up they can't ship some goods. Gifts worth less than $100 are not affected.