Donald Trump’s plan to reduce medicine prices in the US could lead to higher price rises for Aussies but could also hurt the US President's attempts to bolster domestic manufacturing.

President Trump signed an order Monday to slash prescription drug prices by up to 80% using international pricing benchmarks.

Trump is set to sign the 'most consequential' executive order in US history addressing 'very embarrassing' issue.

The US pays the most in the world for many prescription drugs, often nearly triple that of other developed nations. Trump has said he wants to close that spread, but has not publicly specified how and ...

President Donald Trump says he’ll sign an executive order today that, if implemented, could bring down the costs of some ...

The president said his executive order will require pharmaceutical companies to price drugs in the U.S. in line with the ...

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(Reuters) -Indian pharmaceutical stocks shed 1.3% on Monday, even as the broader markets rose, after U.S. President Donald ...

Shares of Asian drugmakers are falling after President Trump said he would [sign an executive order]( ...

Indian pharma stocks fell 1.6% on Monday, bucking broader market gains, after U.S. President Trump said he would cut drug ...