Wall Street opens lower as markets assess tariff risks

Video 'The markets are looking for anything to rally off of': Economist on tariffs

KPMG Chief Economist Diane Swonk discusses the whiplash on Wall Street as Americans start to feel the impact of tariffs.

New York, 11 Apr (EFE).- The New York Stock Exchange opened this Friday in mixed ground with the selective S&P 500 falling by 0.16 %, to 5,259 points, after one of the most convulsive weeks on Wall Street and where this same rate fell strongly to get to experience Wednesday its third biggest rise since World War II. Ten minutes after the bell bell bell ringing, the Dow Jones also lost 0.30 %, up to 39,474 integers, and the Nasdaq technology rose…

Wall St dips on tariff worries, big banks kick off earnings season

Wall Street's main indexes dipped in choppy trading on Friday after China increased its tariffs on U.S. imports, escalating a trade war that has hammered global markets in recent weeks, while investors assessed results from big Wall Street banks.

US Stock Markets LIVE: Dow Jones falls 250 points in early trade; 10-year yield now at 4.51%

US Stock Markets LIVE: US futures are seeing wild swings after China has announced that it will increase tariffs on US goods to 125% from April 12. China said If US Insists On Continuing To Substantially Infringe Upon China’s Rights, Interests, China Will Resolutely Counterattack And Fight To The End. The Dow futures, which were up 400 points, gave up all the gains to fall 300 points, only to reverse all the losses to be back up 230 points. The …

Tom Lee: The Market’s Brutal – But Here’s Why I’d Buy - Wall Street Pit

Tom Lee sees a potential market rebound if U.S.-China tariff tensions de-escalate, despite current pessimism pricing in a 60% recession probability. He recommends buying oversold stocks like the Magnificent Seven, noting metrics like a high VIX and low percentage of stocks above their 200-day moving average signal strong future returns.…

@ the Bell: Markets rally to end the week

Canada’s main stock index saw a modest rise on Friday, concluding a week marked by heightened tensions over US-China trade relations. Investors remained cautious, with their focus shifting to the upcoming earnings season. In the United States, stock markets also experienced gains as traders assessed the latest developments in the ongoing tariff dispute. The week, characterized by volatile market swings, ended on a positive note despite persisten…