U.S. stock index futures fell sharply as President Trump’s tariffs raise fears of a trade war, impacting global markets and investor confidence. Could a recession be on the horizon?
As investors await clarity on President Trump's tariff plans set for April 2, uncertainty looms over global trade and financial markets. With potential implications for corporate earnings and inflation, the stakes have never been higher.
Goldman Sachs forecasts three interest rate cuts this year, citing increased recession risks and tariff uncertainties linked to Trump's upcoming announcement. The firm predicts a 35% chance of recession within a year.
The stock market took a hit on Friday as inflation worries and looming tariffs rattled investors. With significant declines across major indexes, experts warn of a continued slowdown in consumer activity and economic uncertainty.
U.S. consumer spending rose by 0.4% in February, reversing January's decline as inflation concerns mount amid escalating trade tensions and tariffs imposed by President Trump.
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?
Stocks are in a downward spiral, facing their worst weekly losing streak in nearly two years. As tech giants falter and inflation rises, concerns grow over the U.S. economy's future. What does this mean for investors?
U.S. stock futures remained steady Thursday night after a failed attempt to extend Wednesday's Federal Reserve rally, with major averages experiencing slight declines amid tariff uncertainty and economic concerns.
Asian stocks fell sharply as investors reacted to escalating geopolitical tensions and impending US tariffs. With central banks holding rates steady, the market faces rising volatility and uncertainty about economic growth.
Stock futures rose after the Federal Reserve hinted at two potential interest rate cuts in 2025. Major indices rebounded from a sell-off, with the Dow gaining 0.9% and the Nasdaq 1.4%. Investors remain optimistic despite inflation concerns.
