Wall Street Game Plans What Trump Tariffs Mean for World Markets

“He’s Not Listening to Anyone or Anything”: Why Wall Street Bent the Knee to Trump on Tariffs

The stock market has been one of the few data points that Donald Trump cared about, but even that guardrail may have come off as his long-desired tariff scheme roils trading. Meanwhile the banks, who fear becoming Trump’s next flex after big law and academia, have all but exited the discourse.

MUST-SEE: Former Democrat Batya Ungar Sargon Describes Trump's Tariff Program that is Saving the US Working Class - Piers Morgan Panel Left Stunned

Batya Ungar, a former Democrat, delivers a compelling analysis of Trump's tariff program on a Piers Morgan panel, leaving even seasoned commentators in awe. Her insights highlight the impact on the working class.

Batya Ungar-Sargon: Why Wall Street Hates Tariffs

Conservative commentator Batya Ungar-Sargon joined Fox News Wednesday to discuss President Trump’s Tariffs. On X, she posted: How can you be a sovereign nation if you rely on your greatest adversary for pharmaceuticals, aluminum, the very ships you need to fight them? Tariffs are crucial to national security, ending disparities, and reversing the international fleecing of the American working class… She then went on to explain why Wall Street is…

Wall Street Game Plans What Trump Tariffs Mean for World Markets

Wall Street traders were left reeling after Donald Trump made good on his threat to disrupt the modern trading order at the climax of ‘Liberation Day.’

A few moments after the closing of stock markets on Wednesday afternoon, President Donald Trump unveiled his long-awaited tariff plan at a Rose Garden event that he nicknamed "Day of Liberation." Trump announced that all imports will be subject to a 10% reference rate. He also set tariffs [...]

Wall Street coming up with an ugly invoice opening – The Observatorial

Market reactions throughout indicate that US President Donald Trump Imported duties hit the US economy. Market interest rates have been on the decline this week and were getting more and more on Thursday. US stock futures also indicate a clear invoice opening for Wall Street. The overall index of the S&P 500 in June had […]