Canadians have been shunning US products as a result of President Donald Trump’s trade war. Now there’s evidence some also ...

The Bloomberg poll said Trump still maintained an advantage over Harris on who would be better at handling the economy, but his lead is narrowing. His advantage was just 4 percentage points in the ...

According to a Harris Poll conducted for Bloomberg News, almost 60% of US adults expect Trump’s tariffs, if enacted, will lead to even higher prices.

A recent Bloomberg poll shows Vice President Kamala Harris holding a slight edge over former President and Republican candidate Donald Trump in six out of seven key swing states. Harris leads by ...

Tobin Harshaw is a Bloomberg Opinion senior editor and columnist on national security and military affairs. Previously, he was deputy editor at the op-ed page of the New York Times and the ...

According to Bloomberg, Trump has an edge in the crucial area of the economy. About 50% of Americans in key states trust him more on economic issues, while 45% favor Harris.

It may be Bloom season again. Almost half of New Yorkers say they want former Mayor Mike Bloomberg to run again if embattled Hizzoner Eric Adams is booted or resigns, according to a poll released ...

The poll - conducted online from July 24-28 - shows Harris leading Trump in Michigan by 11 percentage points, while in Arizona, Wisconsin and Nevada, she has a 2-point advantage.

The poll survey was conducted between Oct, 4-8 with 1,500 New Yorkers being interviewed. “Even if Adams is able to beat the charges, as he has pledged to, our survey makes clear that he has ...

Sweden’s stagnant economy is likely to expand somewhat less in 2025 than previously expected, according to a Bloomberg survey.. Output in the largest Nordic economy that’s failed to generate ...

Bloomberg also warned that Harris could be experiencing a “honeymoon phase” as a new candidate and that her support could wane. An Axios poll showed Harris with a 20-point lead over Trump ...

Sweden’s central bank is likely to take interest rates lower at a faster pace than previously anticipated, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Respondents now expect a benchmark rate ...