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Stock prices fell sharply again on April 7, as economists, businesses, investors and others fret over President Trump’s plan to impose much higher taxes on imported goods to reduce or erase the perenn...
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he authorized a 90-day pause as part of his tariff plan but was also raising the tariff rate for China to 125%, effective immediately.
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The upheaval erased trillions of dollars from stock markets and led to an unsettling surge in U.S. government bond yields that appeared to catch Trump's attention.
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Top forecasters on Wall Street are eying the risk of a recession, a global slowdown, and further stock drops ahead.
The stock market and some Arizona companies took it on the chin after Trump announced tariffs that could slow the economy and raise consumer prices.
Investors might hope that President Donald Trump will announce his remaining tariff plans all in one go on April 2, dispelling a cloud of uncertainty that has dented consumer and business ...
With shares down 35% year to date, many Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) investors have decided that Trump's election victory isn't the windfall they expected. The company is reeling from slowing international sales due in part to CEO Elon Musk's political involvement in the new administration.
Hedge funds have placed a record number of short bets against stocks since U.S. President Donald Trump announced his reciprocal trade tariffs
After Trump's 'Liberation Day' on April 2, the stock market has plummeted, leading to the largest free fall since the COVID-19 pandemic tanked the economy in 2020. Experts are already offering tips to
Investors were hoping for clarity on April 2. Instead, they now face more uncertainty over retaliatory tariffs, economic growth and inflation.