About 36% of Americans say they will have to cut back in other areas to afford back-to-school expenses. That's about a 4-point increase from last year, with more Americans cutting back in other areas this year to afford back-to-school costs.

U.S. President Donald Trump is getting his tariffs. Companies are making it clear how they intend to deal with it - passing them on to American consumers.

President Trump’s tariff rollout has taken numerous twists and turns since launching earlier this year. The stakes are climbing ahead of Aug. 1, Trump’s self-imposed deadline for reaching trade deals.

Donald Trump has announced that India will be subjected to tariffs of 25 per cent on imports to the US, plus an unspecified penalty, as he hit out at the country’s trade policy.

Trump started hiking tariffs on Chinese goods shortly after his return to the White House. China ultimately responded with tariffs of its own. Tensions escalated, with tariff rates hitting the triple digits, before a trade truce in May.

Indian officials are planning to continue negotiating with the US for a bilateral trade deal by fall of this year even if US President Donald Trump follows through with threatened tariffs this week, people familiar with the matter said.