Commentary

President Donald Trump is under more pressure than it seems to accomplish his agenda, writes Matt Gertken in a guest commentary.

Saudi Arabia and China are the winners so far, Carolyn Kissane writes in a guest commentary.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has lagged behind its flashier cousin, the S&P 500 index, in recent years, James Glassman writes in a guest commentary.

The market selloff will put pressure on Jerome Powell to deliver quick rate cuts, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary.

A U.S. manufacturing renaissance won’t be easy, Erin McLaughlin writes in a guest commentary.

The history of U.S. job losses is more complicated than the story President Donald Trump is telling, David R. Breuhan writes in a guest commentary.

Efforts to reform German debt brake could turn the country back into the locomotive of European growth, Desmond Lachman writes in a guest commentary.

Canada has created a model worth replicating, a commentary essay argues.

Companies are leaning into new U.S. factories, while capital is starting to look elsewhere, Ludovic Subran writes in a guest commentary.

Investors have a blind spot to market regimes that took place outside their lifetimes, Phillip Toews writes in a guest commentary.

President Donald Trump has a political opportunity in the aftermath of the leaked Signal chat, Pamela Meyer writes in a guest commentary

A new stablecoin launched by a Trump family-backed company is part of the problem, Amit Seru writes in a guest commentary.

If he wants to get extreme, President Donald Trump could try to undercut Canadian banks, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary.

The 16th president helped make homeownership part of the American dream. The 47th can, too.

The U.S. is becoming more like China, in a twist on an influential best seller.

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs could fix longstanding problems with the U.S. trading system, Christopher Tang writes in a guest commentary.

Americans have a lot to lose from a strategic crypto reserve, Dennis Kelleher writes in a guest commentary.

Theodore J. Singer had a career watching murky bureaucracies at work. His experience is a cautionary tale, he writes in a guest commentary.

The wealthiest 10% of Americans now make up nearly 50% of consumer spending. And where they spend, prices tend to rise, Alí R. Bustamante writes in a guest commentary.

A special tax break is available to certain presidential appointees. Allan Sloan wants in.

Politicians are worried about price fixing. The reason for high egg prices is simpler than that, Brian Albrecht writes in a guest commentary.

The way economists measure inflation doesn’t always match up with the way people experience rising costs, J.W. Mason writes in a guest commentary.

AI adoption could depend on cost over capability. That gives China an edge Sam Bresnick and Cole McFaul write in a guest commentary.

The president’s address to Congress indicates his cuts could go deeper than than anyone expected, Edward Price writes in a guest commentary.

Asia’s stealth drawdown of U.S. debt is a warning to Trump, William Pesek writes in a guest essay.