Tariffs don’t scare investors, but maybe they should
Perhaps the worst has already been priced in, or perhaps markets don’t know where to begin
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Trump Says Tariffs Could Bring ‘Pain’ Before a ‘Golden Age’— But ‘Maybe Not!’
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Boeing CEO: Don’t expect a major restructuring, but maybe a ‘pruning’
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The rich and famous don’t fear a stock market bubble. That’s why you should.
Elites at Davos believe ‘asset bubble bursts’ is a low risk over the next two years.MarketWatch - Jan. 25 -
Investors cautious as Trump signals new tariffs
The US president said he is considering imposing new tariffs on Canada and Mexico from 1 February.BBC News - Jan. 21 -
Footloose CFOs need not scare off investors
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Why investors should watch the dollar as markets make sense of Trump’s tariff plans
It had seemed like nothing could stop the U.S. dollar from marching higher. Then a headline about President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff plans landed in traders’ newsfeeds, and suddenly all bets ...MarketWatch - Jan. 8
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Tariffs latest: Trump pauses tariffs on Mexico
US stock markets stage partial rebound after talks between US president and Mexican counterpartFinancial Times - 18h -
UK plans possible retaliation if Trump puts tariffs on British goods
US president contrasts UK position on trade with EU ‘atrocity’Financial Times - 5h -
Ontario to cancel $100mn contract with Musk’s Starlink
Canadian province retaliates against US tariffsFinancial Times - 6h -
Trump is sowing the seeds of an anti-American alliance
By targeting allies and neighbours with tariffs, the US is playing into the hands of ChinaFinancial Times - 9h -
Stock vigilantes might have to work harder to tame Trump
The US president is likely take the reaction to tariff rises as a winFinancial Times - 5h
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