Could tariffs sink Nordstrom’s go-private deal?
- Job cuts continued in April, marking the seventh consecutive month of declining staffing numbers and indicating aggressive layoffs according to Chris Williamson.
- Optimism for the year ahead reached its lowest point since October 2022, with many companies citing worsening conditions linked to U.S. tariffs.
- Export orders are falling at the sharpest rate since May 2020 due to weakened global demand and rising trade worries as noted by Chris Williamson.
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Threat of trade war spooks consumers - Big Furniture Group
Consumer confidence declined to a “new low”, says the BRC, while spending expectations on home and garden furniture were still down. According to BRC-Opinium Consumer Sentiment data, consumer expectations over the next three months show the state of the economy dropped significantly to -48 in April, down from -35 in March. Their personal financial situation worsened to -16 in April, down from -10 in March. Their personal spending on retail rose …
Diverse Income Trust's Gervais Williams on UK Investment and Tariff Impact (LON:DIVI)
Diverse Income Trust Plc (LON:DIVI) Fund Manager Gervais Williams up with DirectorsTalk for an exclusive interview to discuss the Chancellor’s spring statement, the impact of Trump’s tariff, which sectors will be impacted by those tariffs, and the opportunities for UK equities. Q1: Gervais, I’d very much like to get your views on Trump’s new tariffs and the various market potential impacts but before we get into that, Chancellor Rachel Reeves ga…
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