The turmoil of President Donald Trump's tariffs reverberated around the world, across the major indexes in Europe and Asia, where markets opened to a bloodbath, triggering circuit breakers in some ...

It was a bloodbath for stocks in the back half of last week and so far today as investors had two full trading days to digest the implications of Trump’s Liberation Day and the long list of reciprocal ...

US president describes sweeping tariffs as ‘medicine’ as bank hikes probability of global recession to 60 per cent ...

Both Netflix stock and Spotify stock are down 13% from their all-time highs amid the volatility in the broader market, but ...

More than 50 countries have contacted the White House to start trade negotiations since Donald Trump unveiled plans to impose ...

We recently published a list of Jim Cramer’s Thoughts on Liberation Day, Tariffs, and 17 Stocks to Watch Right Now. In this ...

The US president, who has vowed to remake the global trade order, dismissed concerns, noting the US jobs market is strong.

The stock markets in the UK, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea and Australia were all falling for a second day ...

The UK's main share index - FTSE 100 - has its biggest one-day fall since the pandemic five years ago, in the wake of Donald Trump's tariffs. Trillions of dollars have been wiped ...

A late session rebound failed and all three major benchmarks collapsed into the closing bell. Trump says “only the weak will ...

China announced a 34% tariff on American imports, mirroring the United States’ latest duties on Chinese goods.

Warren Buffett and Bill Gates are the only top billionaires to gain wealth in 2025, as global markets slumped. Buffetts fortune surged by $23 billion, fueled by Berkshire Hathaways strong stock ...