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Markets Are Done With Knee-Jerk Reactions to Tariffs
Now, it’s not that tariffs won’t have economic consequences. Indeed, they’re the main reason the Fed hasn’t cut interest rates this year, according to Jerome Powell. In his view — which Opening Bell Daily disagrees with — higher import costs risk nudging inflation higher, particularly if some countries retaliate more than expected.
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Markets benign reaction to Trump’s latest tariffs is puzzling
On the back of a relatively positive results season in the US, when more companies reported figures that beat market expectations, the markets – at least in the US – seem to be suggesting that the tailwinds from Trump’s tax cuts and deregulation are outweighing the potential headwinds from tariffs.
Volatile markets have tempted many online investors to adopt a “Trump tariff’ strategy – trying to buy stocks cheaply ...
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday imposing tariffs ranging from 10% to 41% on U.S. imports from ...
Europe’s Stoxx 600 has also posted recent gains, as per CNBC, supported by corporate earnings and showing little reaction to ...
Major stock indexes have roared higher in recent weeks, but a survey of big investors shows lingering nervousness about the ...
“The risks to Apple are real,” she said. “Regulation is coming and tariffs are back in the headlines, with the US still ...
Kevin O'Leary defended Donald Trump's new tariffs as sound policy that investors should embrace, arguing that markets follow ...
President Donald Trump’s economic policies have sparked controversy and uncertainty, with a recent jobs report fueling ...
S&P 500 futures are down nearly 1% this morning, prior to the opening bell, and stocks across the globe are tumbling too as ...
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday imposing reciprocal tariffs ranging from 10% to 41% on U.S.
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