President Joe Biden oversaw the United States economy's recovery from the global pandemic, which included lowering unemployment and a slow reduction in inflation. Economists are concerned that all of that will be undone under Donald Trump.

After a year of falling but still high inflation and the looming threat of tariffs, here is what could lie ahead in 2025 for an incoming Trump administration.

2025 offers no quick fixes to the economic problems of the past year, according to experts, but expect an easing of interest rates and inflation that have made life more difficult for millions of people.

A new survey finds a majority of economists fear protectionist plans by the President-elect will spark inflation and eventually undermine U.S. economic expansion.

While President-elect Trump is looking forward to another turn in the Oval Office, economists looking at their 2025 calendar can't find the same optimism.

Donald Trump’s vision to reshape the world’s largest economy through protectionist policies that put “America First” will damage growth, according to Financial Times economists’ polls that contrast with investors’ bullishness over the US president-elect’s plans.

Donald Trump’s MAGAnomics (a cocktail of tariffs, immigration crackdowns, and deregulation) is dividing opinion across the board. Economists worldwide are tearing apart his “America First” blueprint,