US EditionUS stocks gain on lingering hopes over Trump tariffs
- Stocks on Wall Street mostly closed higher on March 25, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average flat, the S&P 500 rising 0.2%, and the Nasdaq Composite up 0.5% due to hopes around U.S. Tariffs.
- President Donald Trump is expected to announce "reciprocal tariffs" tailored to trading partners on April 2, which has created uncertainty in the market.
- Consumer confidence dropped for a fourth consecutive month in March, according to the Conference Board, amid concerns over Trump's trade policies.
- Despite these gains, U.S. Consumer confidence fell for the fourth straight month, raising concerns about the economic impact of trade policies.
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Wall Street finishes in a small increase, before customs duties
The New York Stock Exchange ended in a small increase on Tuesday after a quiet session, with investors giving a respite a week before Donald Trump's scheduled introduction of "reciprocal" customs duties.
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