Trump tariffs
Michigan autoworkers and small business owners voice mixed reactions to Trump’s tariff policies, fearing economic instability and higher costs.
Michigan autoworkers and small business owners voice mixed reactions to Trump’s tariff policies, fearing economic instability and higher costs.
President Trump exempts smartphones, computers, and other electronics from new tariffs, easing concerns for tech companies and consumers.
European stocks plunged 2.6% at the open as U.S. tariffs under President Trump took effect, sparking widespread market losses across sectors.
President Trump’s tariff policies continue to disrupt global markets, fueling recession fears and triggering massive stock selloffs worldwide.
President Trump’s new tariffs exempt oil and gas products, benefiting major fossil fuel donors while raising consumer prices, critics claim.
Bitcoin shows signs of decoupling from traditional markets as stocks lose $3.5 trillion amid Trump’s tariffs and Fed Chair Powell’s inflation warning.
Nintendo has delayed U.S. pre-orders for the Switch 2 due to the impact of Trump’s tariffs, while the June 5, 2025 launch date remains unchanged.
Economists predict that Trump’s tariffs will increase the cost of goods, including the Nintendo Switch 2, impacting both consumers and industries.
Trump’s new tariffs target remote islands like Heard and McDonald, inhabited only by penguins and seals, sparking confusion over their inclusion.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 2.75%, leading Asia-Pacific market declines as Trump’s tariffs rattled global markets. Topix also dropped 3.37%.
Asian markets tumbled after Trump’s sweeping tariff hikes on global trade partners, escalating fears of a global economic slowdown.
