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Dow drops 800 points after President Donald Trump announced 15% global tariff. Gold stocks gain amid a broad sell off.
Stephen Olson from ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute says the office of the president has a number of different authorities and pools to implement tariffs despite the Supreme Court's ruling. Meanwhile, Beijing and other countries adopt a wait-and-see approach as the situation unfolds.
Trading volumes for leveraged funds and options saw higher compound annual growth rates between 2020 and 2025 than stocks, according to a new report shared exclusively with CNBC. The report underscores the rising demand for instruments that allow investors to take more risk as retail traders become a bigger force in financial markets.
Citrini Research's thought experiment rattled investors already wary of tech disruptions. The Dow industrials fell 1.7%, or 822 points.
The simple AI-generated image above captures our view of the current environment. AI is driving the stock market, and the stock market is driving unprecedented wealth effects which are supporting the economy.
Last year, the initial public offering (IPO) landscape was dominated by names operating in tech, and specifically, fintech. But this year, the list of companies rumored to be seeking public listings spans sectors.
The temporary chief of the U.S. agency that produces critical economic reports on jobs, unemployment and inflation says the data is not being manipulated or influenced by politicians.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday said it had granted a special request from the asset manager WisdomTree to allow intraday trading in tokenized shares of a money market fund, adding that this could speed settlement times and ease access for retail investors.
New tariffs announced over the weekend sent investors flocking to gold and pushed these mining stocks higher.
It was a week where extraordinary uncertainty turned only more acute. The administration's tariff policies are now in disarray, with the status of tariff applications and rates, trade agreements and refunds virtually unanalyzable.
The court limits Trump's tariff power… the White House hits back with a 15% blanket tariff… how will it all play out?… digging into the portfolio implications.
Analysts think the president's Plan B could mean levies are applied more broadly, and for longer, than before Friday's Supreme Court ruling.
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Artificial-intelligence fears have dogged the software sector this year — and the pressure continued on Monday with renewed intensity.
Sarat Sethi, DCLA managing partner, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss the price action in equity markets, the recent performance in software stocks and much more.
Friday's Supreme Court ruling striking down many of President Donald Trump's tariffs is the biggest blow to his trade agenda, but anger over tariffs has been bubbling in Congress for months. GOP strategists and Congress members say opposition to tariffs is larger than it appears and could grow as midterms approach.
The Supreme Court ruling has left foreign officials and exporters scrambling to figure out whether to rewire supply chains and reopen trade deals.
Gap, Aritzia and Urban Outfitters are among apparel retailers that should see margins expand, with the US' global tariff set at 15% -- vs. an average 20% for the sector -- after the Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's sweeping levies.
Bitcoin drops below $65,000 due to anxiety over corporate profits and uncertainty over US tariffs. Emily Nicolle reports on Bloomberg Tech.