President Donald Trump is forging ahead with his aggressive tariff campaign, moving on from “reciprocal” tariffs to the sector-specific tariffs he promised.

Gold settled 0.4% higher, up five of the past six sessions, and silver also rose 0.4%, up for a seventh consecutive session.

Although President Donald Trump paused most of his biggest tariff hikes, apart from those for China, he has said he still plans tariffs on pharmaceutical drugs, lumber, copper and computer chips.

Chile, Canada and Peru - three of the largest copper suppliers to the United States - have told President Donald Trump's administration that imports of the metal from their countries do not threaten U ...

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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs blitz has left Doctor Copper battered and bruised. Last week's copper chaos was of course just a small part of the global turmoil as markets gyrated to the ...

The Trump administration is kicking off investigations into imports of pharmaceuticals and semiconductors as part of a bid to impose tariffs on both sectors on national security grounds, notices ...

Jay Richman, the owner of E.W. Berger & Bro, has been loading up on copper plumbing parts to get ahead of possible US import ...

Contractors are receiving price hike notices on several key inputs, complicating efforts to plan and budget new projects.

China’s commodities imports mostly fell year-on-year in March, the last full month before the Trump administration choked off ...

Copper edged higher with most other metals after President Donald Trump handed out exemptions to his punishing tariffs on ...

Tariffs will impact the housing market in various ways, including increasing the prices of building materials and fluctuating ...