20 stocks leading the stock-market plunge on Monday as Trump brings down the tariff hammer
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The Stock Market Isn’t Convinced Trump Is Serious About Tariffs
The president announced a plan for reciprocal tariffs but it won’t take hold until April.Inc. - 3d -
Trump’s tariffs don’t scare stocks
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Stock market suffers weekly loss after Trump tariff jitters strike again
The U.S. stock market slumped Friday, with the S&P 500 giving up its weekly gain after investors fretted over reciprocal tariffs planned by President Donald Trump.MarketWatch - Feb. 7 -
Stock-market rally says Trump tariffs more ‘bark than bite.’ Investors beware.
Who’s afraid of a global trade war? Not Wall Street, apparently.MarketWatch - 3d -
Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs didn’t rattle markets Monday. Blame investor fatigue.
It’s been only three weeks since President Donald Trump took office and began to unleash an array of trade proposals, but investors already appear to have become inured to those pronouncements, ...MarketWatch - 6d -
Steel stocks cheer Trump’s tariffs as companies combat ‘unfairly priced’ imports
President Trump’s tariff plan is seen as leveling the playing field for domestic producers.MarketWatch - 6d -
Trump and the Fed Complicate the Stock Market’s Historic Bull Run
The bull case for stocks hasn’t vanished, but it requires more mental gymnastics now.Inc. - 4d -
Informatica’s stock plunges after ‘messy’ Q4 results, but analysts see positives
Informatica CEO Amit Walia said that “execution issues” are being addressed by the data-management-software company.MarketWatch - 3d -
Why Micron’s stock is leading the chip sector’s decline
Micron CFO Mark Murphy mentioned various factors that could weigh on margins for next quarter, but he also said that period should mark the low point.MarketWatch - 5d -
Trump says 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum coming Monday
President Trump said he will announce 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum on Monday, adding that he would also kick off reciprocal tariffs in the days after. Trump said that the steel and ...The Hill - Feb. 9
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