Stock futures took a hit on Thursday as investors grappled with tariff fears and prepare for a significant earnings season. With notable declines in major indices, concerns about economic stability are growing.
March's Consumer Price Index reveals a surprising slowdown in inflation, but experts warn that the upcoming impacts of Trump's tariff increases could spell trouble for American consumers.
U.S. stocks saw a decline as trade tensions with China escalate, following Trump's tariff decisions. The EU pauses its retaliatory measures, but concerns remain over inflation and economic growth.
As the US-China trade war escalates, China aims to boost domestic consumption to counteract the impact of high tariffs. But with sluggish recovery and high unemployment, can this strategy succeed?
Recent stock market trends reveal alarming drops in major indexes, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq suffering their worst performances since the pandemic. What does history say about recovery?
Fed Chair Jerome Powell warns that President Trump's new tariffs could lead to soaring inflation and a slowdown in economic growth. As Wall Street reacts, experts predict significant impacts on jobs and consumer spending.
The White House debunks rumors of a 90-day pause on Trump's tariffs as markets react negatively. Amid bipartisan criticism from billionaires, Trump insists tariffs are vital for economic growth.
As EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announces a push for global trade expansion amidst U.S. tariffs, economic giants like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs warn of recession risks. What does this mean for international markets?
US stocks saw extreme volatility as traders reacted to rumors about potential tariff negotiations. Despite a brief surge, the market plummeted again as fears of a trade war escalate.
In a decisive move against the recent U.S. tariffs, U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer vows to implement industrial policies aimed at shielding British businesses. He emphasizes the need for intervention and competitiveness amidst a shifting global economy.
