Dow rallies 400 points to start week on hopes Trump is softening tariff stance: Live updates

According to the US President's customs threats, the financial markets have partly collapsed strongly. Does Trump not end up threatening the prosperity of the US with his policies? So what is he really up to? Economist and guest author Günther Schnabl considers above all a response likely.

Dow Jones Rallies On Trump Tariff Relief; Tesla Soars As Nvidia, Amazon Clear Key Levels

Dow Jones and other indexes rallied in the stock market on Monday amid news that Trump's tariffs may not target some sectors. The post Dow Jones Rallies On Trump Tariff Relief; Tesla Soars As Nvidia, Amazon Clear Key Levels appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

U.S. stocks gain as investors hope Trump back pedals on tariffs, trade wars

U.S. stock markets jumped Monday as investors see President Donald Trump potentially softening his stances on tariffs.

Volatility Eases on Haven Currencies as Tariff View Moderates

Implied volatility measures on safe-haven currencies eased further on Monday, extending already prolonged declines, amid reports that President Donald Trump’s coming wave of tariffs will be more targeted.

Dow jumps 598 points as Trump eases off on tariff plans

Stocks surged on Monday as Donald Trump said he may scale back tariffs set to be unveiled on April. 2. The Nasdaq Composite index gained 2.3%, as all Magnificent 7 stocks surged, the S&P 500 gained 1.8%, and the Dow Jones industrial average gained 1.4%, or almost 600 points.Read more...

Trump reportedly preparing more targeted tariffs to allay market concerns

The NewsUS President Donald Trump is reportedly readying more targeted levies on American trading partners than the mass duties originally threatened, helping to allay market concerns.Trump also this weekend pledged “flexibility” ahead of a planned Apr. 2 imposition of reciprocal tariffs. Still, traders remain worried: Flexibility “connotes openness to change,” CNBC noted, but “also signals uncertainty, something anathema to the market.” Already…