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Trump, Markets and Tariffs

'Could be a shocker': Markets might not yet be grasping what Trump may do April 2 on reciprocal tariffs

The president's next self-imposed tariff deadline is two weeks away, providing plenty of opportunity for economic uncertainty as markets try to guess how far the White House may go.

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Could markets make Trump reconsider tariffs? - 17 Mar 2025

Dr Desmond Lachman is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and a former deputy director at the International Monetary Fund. He explains why he thinks that Trump would have no option but to U-turn if the stock markets fall by another 10%.

U.S. News & World Report on MSN · 1d

Concern Over Trump’s Tariffs Hangs Over Economy and Market

Uncertainty over the timing and effects of President Donald Trump’s tariffs are weighing on the economy and markets.

Nike and FedEx Results: What to Watch in Markets This Week

U.S. News & World Report on MSN · 1d

Fed Back in Focus as Markets Signal a Down Start to the Week

That will be the state of interest rates as the Federal Reserve meets to consider monetary policy. The stock market surged 650 points to end a week that still left major indexes near correction territory. Among the concerns: tariffs and a sharp increase in consumers’ inflation expectations.

Wall Street Journal · 1d

Fed Decision; Nike and FedEx Results: What to Watch in Markets This Week

The centerpiece for investors this week: the Federal Reserve. The central bank isn’t likely to cut interest rates, but investors will be eager for updates on how the Fed views the outlook for inflation and borrowing costs under the Trump administration.

MT Newswires on MSN · 1d

Traders Eye Fed Rate Decision This Week Amid Growth Concerns

US investors will be focused this week on the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision amid concerns over slowing economic growth and evolving trade policies from the White House. * Equities markets have been volatile in recent weeks as President Donald Trump reshapes the country's trade policies with tariffs on major trading partners: Canada,

Robinhood launches prediction markets

Insider · 1d

Robinhood is getting into prediction-betting markets just in time for March Madness

The investing app will offer a predictions market hub. Early offerings include bets on March Madness and the direction of interest rates.

Bloomberg L.P. · 1d

Robinhood Unveils Prediction Markets Hub

Robinhood Markets Inc. is unveiling a hub inside its popular app for retail traders to bet on the likelihood of certain event outcomes. Bloomberg's Paige Smith explains on "." (Source: Bloomberg)

Reuters on MSN · 1d

Robinhood taps into event contracts to launch prediction markets hub

Trading platform Robinhood on Monday launched a prediction markets hub in its app that allows customers to trade on event outcomes, including the expected upper limit of the Federal Reserve funds rate in May.

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Most Gulf markets in red on regional tensions

Most major stock markets in the Gulf fell in early trade on Tuesday amid rising geopolitical tensions in the region, with the ...

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What To Expect in the Markets This Week

Retail sales, homebuilder confidence, housing starts, and existing home sales are also scheduled for release this week. Nike, ...

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Turmoil in the US is boosting global markets — but the chaos could still spread, Goldman Sachs warns

The macroeconomic outlook for the US remains uncertain as the second Trump administration appears to have a higher tolerance ...

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Markets are hoping Nvidia's big AI event this week will be a badly needed positive catalyst for the stock

With the shares down 13% in 2025, investors are looking for fresh updates from the GTC conference to help restart the rally ...

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Hedge-Fund Momentum Bets Crater All at Once in Volatile Markets

One of the simplest hedge-fund strategies is misfiring this year as once-reliable trends, like betting on Big Tech and the outperformance of the US economy, crater en masse.

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4 charts that show Wall Street's shaky start to 2025 — and how global markets are catching fire

The S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average have all retreated this year — in stark contrast to gains in European and Asian markets.