Trade tensions and market shifts: What Trump’s tariffs mean for you
Tariffs have historically triggered market volatility. When the Trump administration announced tariffs on China, markets dropped sharply before making a near-total recovery that same day. Investors should focus on long-term goals and consult their financial advisors before making portfolio changes.
U.S. stocks closed slightly lower on Thursday after veering between gains and losses as investors gauged the latest round of ...
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The European Union is delaying until mid-April its retaliatory trade action over the Trump administration’s increase in ...
When the U.S. trade representative asked for examples of unfair trade, agriculture interests had plenty, but also politely ...
In a few short months, President Donald Trump has upended the $24 trillion market for global merchandise trade. In a dizzying ...
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell directly addressed the impact of tariffs Wednesday, saying in no uncertain terms that ...
Amb. Katherine Tai, the U.S. Trade Representative under the Biden administration, joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss how ...
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Japan has reported its exports grew at an 11% annual pace in February while imports declined slightly, leaving a surplus ...
A local financial expert explains how businesses are adapting to the uncertainty caused by shifting tariffs and trade ...
John Mitchell, president and CEO of global electronics industry association IPC, says issues with supply chains and labor can ...
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