Yellen Says Trump Tariff Policy Misguided, Warns of Uncertainty

European chips champion ASML warns of Trump tariff ‘uncertainty’

The Dutch company is key to Europe’s pitch to become technologically sovereign.

Janet Yellen scoffs at return of manufacturing to US as a 'pipe dream' · American Wire News

Janet Yellen, former President Joe Biden’s Treasury Secretary, doesn’t like President Donald Trump’s tariffs and believes bringing manufacturing back to the U.S. may not be a good thing. Trump’s America First agenda is not popular with many on the left, but Yellen is going as far as to claim that the end goal of bringing manufacturing jobs back to America may not even be a “desirable” thing to do. In a CNBC Squawk Box interview, she blasted Trum…

Janet Yellen Absurdly Claims "Trump Tariff Plans Are Doing Immense Damage To Our Economy" - The American Tribune.com

Ignoring all the foreign investment in America announced since President Trump started using tariffs to encourage American industry, former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, regarded by many as an utter disaster, claimed in a ridiculous appearance on CNN that President Trump’s tariffs are doing “immense damage to our economy.” Yellen’s comments on the matter came during a Friday, April 11, appearance on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360” as the stock ma…

Yellen Says Trump Tariff Policy Misguided, Warns of Uncertainty

Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the rationale for President Donald Trump’s tariff policies was “unclear and not at all sensible,” adding she believes China would like to “de-escalate this conflict.”

Because of the tariff policies implemented by President Trump, Yellen claims that they are affecting financial stability and weakening the dollar in the international market. *** Yellen called Trump’s tariffs “the worst self-inflicted wound” in decades. He assured that China seems willing to reduce tensions if the US does the same. Alert that measures are affecting the confidence of international markets in the U.S. Janet Yellen, former U.S. Tre…

The Swedish manufacturer of telecommunications networks and equipment Ericsson obtained an assigned net profit of SEK 4,149 million (EUR 375 million) in the first three months of 2025, representing an advance of 62.1% from the result recorded by the company in the same period of the previous financial year.