Why uncertainty makes the stock market go haywire

The word from U.S. companies to Wall Street in new Trump era is ‘uncertainty’

The “uncertainty” trend comes as President Donald Trump and his administration make sweeping changes at a pace rarely seen in previous administrations — and sometimes then reverse those changes.

Why Is There Turmoil in the Markets? – Swamponomics - Liberty Nation News

By Andrew Moran Tariffs, stagflation, and recession fears fueling chaos. For more episodes, click here.

Why uncertainty makes the stock market go haywire

Investors have been jittery amid tariffs and other policy. It comes down to fear for corporate profitability and general human behavior, experts said.

Expert Exchange: Are we in for another market crash?

Uncertainty fuelled by President Donald Trump’s trade tariff moves has unsettled U.S. stock markets – and now it’s rippling through to Australia too. Any volatility in the markets can be unnerving at the very best of times, so I asked HotCopper contributor, investment expert, educator, and economic author Andrew Baxter how to read current market conditions. “We’ve had the talk of tariffs, we’ve had interest rate moves, we’ve had a lot of social …

Investor uncertainty over tariffs create volatile stock market

Investor uncertainty has sparked volatile stock market trading. Market watchers note that the Trump administration's fluctuating policy stances, particularly on tariffs, are causing unease among investors. According to some analysts, this unpredictability leaves investors unsure of how policies will affect corporate profits. Greg Iacurci for CNBC: ‎ Uncertainty isn't in short supply these days - and investors have taken notice. See-sawing policy…

Uncertainty over US tariffs persists for Canadian telecoms, broadcasters - The Wire Report

Steven Globerman, senior fellow at the Fraser Institute think tank, believes the impact of the trade war on both sectors will be indirect rather than direct. The post Uncertainty over US tariffs persists for Canadian telecoms, broadcasters appeared first on The Wire Report.