Investors question 'Trump put' as tariffs rattle stock markets
Investors are recalibrating how to play U.S. President Donald Trump's whipsawing policy changes, weighing that a so-called "Trump put" supporting stock market prices may be fading and that his administration is more keenly focused on the debt markets.
US stocks tanked to session lows on Thursday after more tariff whiplash from the Trump administration. The Dow Jones ...
German stocks rallied 1.5% as the market continues to feel reverberations from an agreement by the two parties that will form ...
The major averages resumed their sell-off on Thursday, with the Nasdaq Composite slumping into correction territory.
One of the biggest victims of the tariff selloff, Tesla stock's post-election rally now stands at less than 5% after once ...
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Investors should brace for a high-stakes day for the markets Friday, with a critical update on the employment front and a ...
For the fourth quarter, the fund's Retail Class shares returned -4.35%, lagging the 0.33% gain of the benchmark, the Russell ...
The chipmaker fell sharply early Thursday as its slight earnings outlook failed to impress investors looking for a boost to ...
ORCL has pulled back to its 200-day moving average, a historically bullish trendline on the charts. The company will report ...
In February, twenty-three new analysts joined Seeking Alpha, offering diverse stock picks and insights, from biotech to ...
Freeport-McMoRan’s stock is being hurt by investor rotation out of the U.S. market but should rally as copper prices surge.
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