US Edition'So much damage': Is the United States headed for a Trump recession?
- On April 11, 2025, markets reacted to President Trump's trade policies and tariff actions.
- Trump's trade war and tariff rollouts, especially with China, created economic pessimism.
- The Dow Jones Industrial Average initially fell over 2,000 points, later closing down around 1,000.
- Treasury Secretary Bessent now leads trade; the White House told CNBC tariffs on China effectively reached 145%.
- Analysts suggest uncertainty will persist, with potential for recession and continued market volatility.
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Congratulations to Trump on Making America Great Depression Again
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is set to have its worst April performance since the Great Depression, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, as President Donald Trump's nonsensical and chaotic trade policy is leading investors to pull their...
'Different': Wall Street execs warn 'we’ve never seen' anything like Trump's tariff chaos
Top Wall Street executives are still reeling from the chaos caused by President Donald Trump's tariffs — and they're warning that we're about to see economic instability of a type that hasn't occurred in living memory, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday."Financiers came into the year excited for President Trump’s tenure, expecting corporate tax cuts and lower regulation to lift stocks, dealmaking and corporate confidence," reported Alexa…
Wall Street Sounds an Alarm
“Wall Street executives Friday warned President Trump’s tariffs were sending the U.S. economy into the unknown and that the uncertainty was already hurting consumers and companies alike,” the Wall Street Journal reports. Axios: Wall Street execs sound warnings on economic outlook.
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