Despite some high-profile pledges to invest in domestic manufacturing, Wells Fargo doesn't see an increase in factory jobs in ...

Since the announcement of tariffs, President Trump has aimed to bring manufacturing back to the U.S., boosting investments and jobs by increasing import costs. However, a new Wells Fargo report ...

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Economists at the banking giant Wells Fargo think the Trump Administration's tariff policies are unlikely to reshore a significant number of manufacturing jobs in the US for the "foreseeable future." ...

President Donald Trump 's efforts to revive domestic manufacturing via tariffs are unlikely to generate a significant number ...

Wells Fargo Chief Executive Charlie Scharf said companies remain in solid shape but are bracing for more potential turmoil ...

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Wells Fargo analyst Joe Quatrochi said uncertainty around tariffs remains a key risk ... lowered his price target to $150 from $185, citing concerns that initial fiscal 2026 guidance may fall ...

Tariffs, lower M&A sentiment, a flatter yield curve, and recession fears have caused Wells Fargo's stock to contract ... recession fears are just based on concerns rather than on actual data ...

potential supply disruptions and recession risks remain concerns. "We estimate new import tariffs imply 200-300 bps added cost for a Boeing aircraft, potentially higher on 787," Wells Fargo notes.