CNBC Daily Open: Trump tariffs could be hours away — but might be milder than thought
Investors were slightly assuaged by reports that tariffs could be lower than expected, pushing up stocks. It is, however, too early to let down your guard.
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38 days ago
CNBC Daily Open: Trump tariffs will take effect ‘immediately’ but could be milder than thought
Investors were slightly assuaged by reports that tariffs could be lower than expected, pushing up stocks. It is, however, too early to let down your guard.
39 days ago
CNBC Daily Open: Stocks had worst quarter in years amid Trump tariff chaos
U.S. stocks took a heavy beating in the first quarter of the year. But the second could be much more treacherous.
CNBC Daily Open: Stocks were trounced in the first quarter amid Trump tariff chaos
U.S. stocks took a heavy beating during the first quarter of the year. But the second could be much more treacherous.
42 days ago
CNBC Daily Open: Stocks in reverse amid auto tariffs
Shares of Asian automakers fell for a second straight day, as investors continue to weigh the new auto tariffs imposed by Trump.
43 days ago
CNBC Daily Open: Auto tariffs put markets in reverse gear
Trump's tariff announcements and, sometimes, walking back on the threats have sent markets on a rollercoaster ride.
CNBC Daily Open: To tariff or not to tariff, that is the question
In his latest move in the global trade war, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on "all cars not made in the U.S.," rattling auto stocks.
44 days ago
CNBC Daily Open: Tariff me, tariff me not
In his latest move in the global trade war, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a 25% tariff on "all cars not made in the U.S.," rattling auto stocks.
CNBC Daily Open: Consumers and CFOs alike are expecting a recession in the U.S.
Companies like SAP and BYD, despite enjoying a good run so far this year, may be unable to escape the turmoil if the U.S. does fall into recession.
45 days ago
CNBC Daily Open: Fears of a U.S. recession intensify among consumers and CFOs
The U.S. occupies such a central role in the global financial and economic system that if a recession were to happen, it would have widespread repercussions.
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