Trump’s Tariffs: Carlyle CEO Predicts Increased Market Volatility - New Telegraph

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The Stock Exchange is the wrong place if certainties and guarantees are sought. Much more if the time horizon is the short term. The uncertainty inherent in the markets are now joined by factors of concern such as the trade war unleashed by Donald Trump, the unresolved conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, or the pause in interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. That in a context of runrunnún about whether the valuations will not be overtu…

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The major U.S. stock exchanges recorded losses after tariff implementation; Dow Jones recorded the biggest drop at 1.55 percent.

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Wall Street executives say tariff uncertainty is drag on markets – English Times

‘We should all buckle up a bit,’ Carlyle Group Chief Executive Officer Harvey Schwartz said.

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Trump’s Tariffs: Carlyle CEO Predicts Increased Market Volatility - New Telegraph

ShareCarlyle Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer, Harvey Schwartz, has said he expects increased market volatility in the wake of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on the biggest US trading partners, according to Bloomberg. “We should all buckle up a bit,” Schwartz said Tuesday at the Bloomberg Invest conference in New York. As traders grapple with questions... The post Trump’s Tariffs: Carlyle CEO Predicts Increased Market Volatility appeared fir…

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Equities dip, volatility rises as tariffs take effect

This is a segment from the Forward Guidance newsletter. To read full editions, subscribe. President Trump’s 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada went into effect after a one-month delay this morning.  Both countries announced plans to retaliate: Canada will put a 25% levy on around $100 billion of US imports and Mexico will share its next moves on Sunday.  Trump also slapped another 10% duty on Chinese imports. In response, China will charge an extr…

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The rates began to apply and Wall Street is feeling a damage that could be irreparable: for the second day in a row, the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq open downwards after the big stock market settlement on Monday after the confirmation of the rates to Mexico, Canada and China. Between lines. Rates have generated retaliation responses and have significantly influenced Wall Street’s behavior.