Wall St ends sharply lower amid Trump's tirade against Fed's Powell

We’re suddenly talking about the Great Depression when discussing Trump’s stock market

Stocks are on the rebound Tuesday, bouncing back from another miserable day on Wall Street. But American financial markets are sounding all sorts of alarm bells that one day in the green can hardly overcome.

Trump's latest threat could throw the world economy into upheaval

Can Trump fire Powell? The stock market ended down again Monday over President Donald Trump's threat to fire the Federal Reserve chair and upend the economy.

Wall Street shockwaves continue after Trump's latest attacks on Fed

The president of the United States once again targeted the Federal Reserve, the American central bank. The result was investor panic, causing a stock market drop, an interest rate hike and a dollar downturn.

Yesterday, the stock on Wall Street and the dollar fell sharply, in the face of increasing pressure from Donald Trump on Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell, to lower interest rates immediately, to avoid a slowdown in the economy, and reiterated his intention to remove it, which generated nervousness in the markets.This impacted the already deteriorated confidence of investors, who continue to face tensions due to uncertainty on the commerci…

After the long weekend without trading, the stock markets in Europe appear to be falling into the red at the start of Tuesday, following the malaise on Wall Street the day before, partly in response to Trump's fierce attack on Fed chief Powell.

Asia-Pacific markets open subdued after Trump's attack on Fed chair sends Wall Street tumbling

Overnight in the U.S., the three major averages fell following Trump's attacks on Powell, raising questions about the central bank's independence.