President Donald Trump’s promised “liberation day” of tariffs is here. How investors can navigate any market volatility coming after April 2.

Stocks slid in early trading as investors braced for President Trump announcing a fresh round of tariffs on Wednesday afternoon, but gained momentum over the rest of the trading session. Mr. Trump is ...

Mr. Trump announced last week that vehicles and auto parts imported into the U.S. will be subject to a 25% tariff rate. The ...

President Trump’s tariff policy has set off a wave of selling in the stock and bond markets. These savvy investors are buying ...

JP Morgan analysts swiftly predicted a 60% chance of a global recession if the tariffs are sustained, up from 40% in 2024.

Business leaders, consumers, and investors may learn more about Trump’s additional import duties on Wednesday, but their hesitation to commit to future spending may remain for much longer.

The massive surge in long-term Treasury yields has served as another example of strange trading action in the aftermath of Trump's tariff-fueled "Liberation Day." ...

The UN's International Monetary Fund made “notable markdowns” to its global economic growth forecasts due to trade disruptions.

The hedge fund manager, one of Trump’s most notable business allies during his campaign, doubled down on his call for the ...

T he U.S. and global stock markets have been hit hard since President Donald Trump announced his latest tariffs on April 2.

See: 'Liberation day' tariffs ... your portfolio from more volatility. Investors have also piled into U.S. government-debt markets, with rising tariff concerns sparking a flight to the relative ...