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As some lawmakers cash in on Trump’s tariffs, others try to ban betting on Wall Street
A recent Wall Street Journal analysis reveals a surge in stock trading by lawmakers and their families in early April, as President Trump’s shifting stance on tariffs sent markets into turmoil. But while some members cashed in,
Predictions from mainstream economists were dire after President Donald Trump launched his tariff campaign just a couple ...
Inflation dodged the tariff bullet again. The May Consumer Price Index rose +0.1% M/, less than the +0.2% consensus and the 0 ...
And I think a lot of it is around the fact that…the president loves tariffs." Many leaders on Wall Street and throughout Corporate America have been cautious about criticizing President Trump ...
Still, Goodyear predicts it will incur tariffs on raw materials and commercial tires. The company adjusted its working ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Some calm is returning to Wall Street, and U.S. stocks are rising on Monday, while oil prices are giving back ...
TOKYO — Asian shares retreated Thursday as worries persisted about conflict in the Middle East. Ratcheting up tensions, ...
Here’s what Wall Street is saying after the May consumer-price index showed inflation rose 2.4% in May, in line with ...
Wall Street’s rally stalled after stocks climbed back within 2% of their all-time high. The S&P 500 slipped 0.3% Wednesday ...
Oil prices jumped almost 3% on Thursday as a week-old air war between Israel and Iran escalated and uncertainty about ...
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