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Wall Street was on edge Wednesday as market participants awaited President Trump’s announcement of reciprocal tariffs after months of speculation.

What President Donald Trump has billed as “liberation day” is here, but investors may need to wait until after the stock market’s close to

U.S. stocks sold off Wednesday as investors awaited an announcement about the scope of U.S. tariffs against trading partners. The broad S&P 500 lost

US stocks tumbled as Wall Street braced for President Trump’s announcement of new tariffs that stand to remake the global trade order.

Fundstrat’s head of research Tom Lee tells why President Trump is banking on a rally for stocks and won’t stand in the way.

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Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day: 1. Brace for impact. Stock futures were lower Wednesday morning

Stock markets struggled into Wednesday morning as it became clear that President Donald Trump intends to announce a major slew of tariffs on America’s

We are currently facing the most serious security crisis since World War II,” Tina Bru of Norway’s Conservation party told Fortune.

The key word that keeps cropping up in discussions about tariffs is “uncertainty.” Stock investors prefer more certainty about government policies, economic growth, and