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Is Trump himself ‘driving the whiplash’ around tariff policy reversals? April 13, 2025 08:37 RFK Jr.’s linking autism to environmental toxins is ‘factually misleading’: Dr. Azar ...
A toy store manager hit with daily price increase notifications. A lip balm manufacturer forecasts a $5 million jump in the cost of goods. A concert venue impresario who saw a surprise price hike ...
The whiplash from President Trump’s fresh tariff agenda has lasted into the weekend as Trump’s approval rating takes a dip as Republicans on Capitol Hill work to carry out his domestic agenda.
What should investors who are experiencing Nasdaq market whiplash do now? I think buying three Nasdaq stocks hand over fist and holding them for decades is a smart move. Alphabet is now quite ...
Zaven Boyrazian explores UK shares that have next to no direct exposure to US tariffs and asks whether these are stocks worth buying for the long run. When investing, your capital is at risk. The ...
[BENGALURU] European stocks lost ground on Friday (Apr 11), with the Stoxx 600 down for a third week, after a surge in volatility in response to abrupt US tariff shifts that deepened fears over the ...
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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. The S&P 500’s average daily move is just 0.75%. Most of the time, the market drifts calmly within a relatively tight range ...
Mere hours after the markets were slightly buoyed by a White House announcement that Donald Trump’s global tariff plan would see a 90-day pause, the president decided to reverse course and ...
Washington (AFP) – The mighty dollar is sliding sharply as President Donald Trump's turbulent trade agenda has battered US credibility in global markets and fanned fears of a self-inflicted ...
But the stock market whiplash is being felt disproportionately by retirees, whose retirement funds are tightly tied to US stocks. Maryland man Gregory Kilduff, 70, watched his savings plummet ...