Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong coined the term "TACO trade" in May to describe how many investors responded to Trump's whiplash tariff policies. "TACO," an acronym that stands for "Trump ...

President Donald Trump issued a new slate of tariffs on Aug. 1, the second deadline after Liberation Day. TACO stands for 'Trump Always Chickens Out.' ...

Trump just upended the TACO Trade by signing an executive order with an updated list of tariffs that was tougher than markets were expecting.

Trump’s latest round of reciprocal tariffs hit dozens of U.S. trade partners last week.

Traders and other stock market watchers have been discussing what's called the "TACO" trade strategy. TACO is an acronym that stands for "Trump Always Chickens Out," a reference to President ...

With the trade war back in focus this week, investors are wondering Trump will once again ease his toughest tariff talk and avoid roiling stocks.

Trump announced the move in a Truth Social post following a phone call with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Thursday, hours before the supposedly firm Aug. 1 deadline for his global trade ...

Trump's signature trade policy was smacked down by an appeals court in a blistering decision ruling most of his sweeping tariffs to be unconstitutional.

President Trump signed an order imposing sweeping new reciprocal tariffs on imports from across the world. The tariff rates go into effect in a week.

Journal Editorial Report: Why stocks are mostly shrugging off President Trump's latest threats. ‘Liberation Day II,” you might call it, has come and gone. So too, perhaps, has TACO trade ...

The tariff trade, which has defined the copper market since February, has imploded. The CME's U.S. contract plummeted by more ...