US EditionTrump officials defend tariffs amid market, conservative unrest
- Stock markets experienced sharp declines due to new tariffs imposed by the White House, negatively impacting investment portfolios.
- A 10 percent import tax on goods and a 25 percent levy on foreign cars were implemented, prompting concerns among investors about market value.
- Wealth managers are advising clients to maintain a long-term view, stating that short-term dips in value are a normal aspect of investing.
- Investment analysts emphasized that panic selling during market corrections can be detrimental and urged investors to focus on long-term returns.
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Trump scrambling to 'quell a GOP rebellion' as heat turns up: MSNBC
Donald Trump started his Monday morning repeatedly talking up his sweeping tariff plans as the stock market, once again, spiraled downward and could lead to a Republican "bloodbath" in the 2026 midterm election.According to MSNBC "Morning Joe" co-host Jonathan Lemire, what the president is doing is ...
The emperor has no clue
Donate to Democratic candidate Adam Frisch. Donate to Palmer Report. Palmer Report has ongoing operating expenses. If you appreciate our work, Donate $25 hereThe market has been panicking since the start of the month, for something that was inevitably coming – and what the Trump administration has been threatening since February, with a pointless trade war. While the die-hard Trumpers are still trying to rationalize away this insanity, it’s fin…
Bob Diamond on Trump tariffs: As profound an act of economic self-harm as I've seen in my lifetime
Bob Diamond, Atlas Merchant Capital CEO and former Barclays CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the fallout from President Trump's sweeping tariff policy, what the Trump administration's endgame is with tariffs, impact on the economy, backlash over the administration's tariff formula, impact on the Fed's inflation fight, and more.
How should I think about the financial situation?
Donald Trump's trade tariffs have been followed by a sharp stock market crash and global economic unrest. What will this mean for your and Sweden's economy going forward? Ask your questions to Robert Bergqvist, Senior Economist at SEB. The chat starts at 1:00 PM, but you can submit your questions now.
IN DIRECT - Commercial War: European Stock Exchanges deviate as soon as they open
A black Monday announced for the World Stock Exchanges with a drop of up to 10% in Hong Kong, after the entry into force on Saturday of Donald Trump's first tariff salve and before the second Wednesday.
Trump claims world’s biggest tech leaders don’t blame him for tariffs
Donald Trump has claimed that the world’s biggest tech leaders, whom he did not name, told him they do not blame him for imposing his sweeping tariff plan. While speaking to reporters on board Air Force One, en route to Joint Base Andrews on Sunday, 6 April, the US president was asked if he had talked to any tech leaders over the weekend about his economic policy. When pressed to name who he talked to, Trump said he did not want to name them. Th…
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