Stocks fell into correction territory overnight as rising concerns about a trade war continued to sour sentiment and send investors towards safehaven assets like gold, silver & copper, offsetting fresh signs of cooling inflation.
Stocks recovered overnight, as a rebound in tech following softer-than-anticipated inflation data helped offset ongoing tariff uncertainty.
Stocks bounced as much as 1% overnight, calming investor nerves…. Then Trump held yet another press conference sending the market into negative territory as the juvenile tit-for-tat “trade war” continued
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Investors finally capitulated overnight, driven by concerns over President Donald Trump’s tariff policies and their potential to push the economy into recession
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Stocks bounced on Friday after cutting intraday losses, but the major index still ended the week in the red as investors weighed a soft employment report and a wild week of trade uncertainty.
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Investors are clearly fed up with the erratic nature of President Trump as indices were heavy yet again overnight, dropping below the November 4 election levels as the “Trump Trade” looks to be becoming the “Trump Trap”
