US EditionTrump’s Economy Is Flashing Red
- U.S. stocks declined on Thursday as tariff uncertainty continued, with the Dow dropping 300 points or 0.7% since opening.
- Employers announced plans to cut 172,017 jobs in February, marking a 103% increase from January, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas's report.
- President Donald Trump postponed a 25% tariff on most goods from Mexico for a month, aiming to reduce trade war fears, although other tariffs remain scheduled.
- Investors are concerned about inflation and a potential stagflation scenario, leading to heightened volatility in the market, as reported by Jeffrey Roach, Chief Economist at LPL Financial.
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