President Trump is set to unveil the largest trade barriers in decades, dubbed 'Liberation Day.' This move could send shockwaves through the economy, affecting everything from consumer prices to job security. Discover the potential fallout from Trump's new tariffs!
Stock futures dipped as President Trump's announcement of a 25% tariff on foreign cars raises concerns among investors. With General Motors and Ford stocks declining, the market braces for potential economic fallout.
President Trump hints at a more lenient approach to tariffs as the deadline nears, raising concerns about its impact on the U.S. economy and consumer confidence amid market volatility.
U.S. stock futures remained steady after the S&P 500 saw its third consecutive gain, while GameStop surged 7% on news of a corporate investment in Bitcoin. Despite a drop in consumer confidence, experts suggest the economy is not in a recession yet.
As consumer confidence in America continues to slide, experts warn of a potential recession. Can Trump's economic policies turn the tide, or is stagflation on the horizon?
Wall Street shows signs of stability following a surge fueled by hopes that Trump's tariffs will be less severe than expected. Despite rising optimism, experts warn of potential volatility ahead as consumer confidence continues to wane.
Wall Street's primary indexes showed mixed signals as consumer confidence declines. Despite Trump's leniency hints on tariffs, fears of a trade war continue to loom, impacting market sentiment and Tesla's sales.
Consumer confidence has hit a 12-year low, with future expectations plummeting, raising recession fears. This decline reflects growing concerns over the economy, job availability, and recent tariff proposals. Are we heading for tougher times ahead?
U.S. stock futures showed little movement after a significant rally in major averages. Traders are optimistic about potential tariff adjustments from President Trump as they await key economic data.
Stock futures surged on Sunday, as investors ponder if equities can maintain their recent winning streak amid looming tariff discussions. With concerns over U.S. economic growth and consumer sentiment data, this week could be pivotal for the markets.
