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"Malignant Stupidity": Economists Blast Trump's Tariffs, Fear Recession
Economists are voicing alarm over President Donald Trump's steep tariffs on imports into the US, sparking a trade war that experts say could tip many countries into recession.
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Did Elon Musk Ask Donald Trump To Reverse China Tariffs? What We Know
US President Donald Trump and his billionaire advisor Elon Musk don't seem to be on the same page about America's sweeping tariffs that sent shockwaves across the globe, sparking fears of recession and a global trade war.
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Dollar, Stocks Sink, Gold Hits High On Trump Tariffs
The dollar and equity markets tumbled Thursday after President Donald Trump's latest tariffs salvo against countries worldwide, fanning a trade war that many fear will spark recession and ramp up inflation.
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Global Stocks Plunge As Trump Tariffs Fan Trade War
Equity markets suffered a bloodbath Thursday after Donald Trump delivered a "haymaker" blow with sweeping tariffs against US partners and rivals, fanning a global trade war that many fear will spark recessions and ramp up inflation.
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Opinion | $1.7 Trillion: Why Investors Are Betting Big On US Despite Recession Fears
Trump's pugilist-like tariff jabs may be earning him more adversaries than he bargained for, but he has demonstrated his knack for convincing countries and corporations to invest big in the US.
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Why Trump's Tariffs On Mexico, Canada Are Bad News For North Americans
US President Donald Trump's long-threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico went into effect Tuesday, putting global markets on edge and setting up costly retaliations by America's northern allies.
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Sensex Jumps 1,330 Points To 2-Week High On Easing US Recession Fears
Benchmark Sensex spurted by 1,330 points to close at a two-week high while Nifty jumped 397 points to settle above the 24,500 level on Friday as easing fears of a recession in the US triggered buying in IT shares amid a sharp global stocks rally.
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Sensex Opens 1,000 Points Higher After Slide Sparked By US Recession Fears
Indian indices opened higher today following a rally in Asian markets as US central bank officials soothed investor nerves.
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Explained: What Led To Global Equities Bloodbath?
A global sell-off has led to a major bloodbath in the equity markets as corporate giants stared down at massive losses. The US markets fell over 2.43% on Friday while the Asian peers added to their losses as they opened after the weekend.
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Sensex Slides Over 2,400 Points As Jobs Data Sparks Recession Fears In US
Indian markets experienced one of the worst falls today following the global bloodbath with both the Nifty and Sensex registering high losses during the opening trade.
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Indian Stocks Fall After Recession Fears Spark Wall Street Sell-Off
The Indian stock market opened lower this morning amid weak global cues, with the Sensex nosediving over 700 points and the Nifty tumbling more than 200 points.
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Sensex Rises 173 Points, Nifty Climbs 54 Points To 18,318
Benchmark indices extended their winning run on Tuesday morning helped by continuous buying from foreign institutional investors and on signs that recession fears in the US are easing.
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Demand For Beer And Handbags Help Temper US Recession Fears for Now
Heightened worries about the strength of consumers and the global economy have been put on hold - at least for now - after some of the world's best known companies delivered a slew of better-than expected numbers.
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Recession Odds, Inflation Fears Jump as US-Saudi Oil Pact Breaks Down
Just three years ago, when OPEC+ oil giants fell out, the US found itself playing the role of peacemaker. Now it looks more like their target.
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Big Tech Is Firing Employees by the Thousands. Why? and How Worried Should We Be?
Since the end of the pandemic hiring spree, large numbers of employees have been fired from major tech companies, including Alphabet (12,000 employees), Amazon (18,000), Meta (11,000), Twitter (4,000), Microsoft (10,000) and Salesforce (8,000). Why exactly led to this massive shakeout? And what does it mean for the industry, and you?
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"Malignant Stupidity": Economists Blast Trump's Tariffs, Fear Recession
Economists are voicing alarm over President Donald Trump's steep tariffs on imports into the US, sparking a trade war that experts say could tip many countries into recession.
-
Did Elon Musk Ask Donald Trump To Reverse China Tariffs? What We Know
US President Donald Trump and his billionaire advisor Elon Musk don't seem to be on the same page about America's sweeping tariffs that sent shockwaves across the globe, sparking fears of recession and a global trade war.
-
Dollar, Stocks Sink, Gold Hits High On Trump Tariffs
The dollar and equity markets tumbled Thursday after President Donald Trump's latest tariffs salvo against countries worldwide, fanning a trade war that many fear will spark recession and ramp up inflation.
-
Global Stocks Plunge As Trump Tariffs Fan Trade War
Equity markets suffered a bloodbath Thursday after Donald Trump delivered a "haymaker" blow with sweeping tariffs against US partners and rivals, fanning a global trade war that many fear will spark recessions and ramp up inflation.
-
Opinion | $1.7 Trillion: Why Investors Are Betting Big On US Despite Recession Fears
Trump's pugilist-like tariff jabs may be earning him more adversaries than he bargained for, but he has demonstrated his knack for convincing countries and corporations to invest big in the US.
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Why Trump's Tariffs On Mexico, Canada Are Bad News For North Americans
US President Donald Trump's long-threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico went into effect Tuesday, putting global markets on edge and setting up costly retaliations by America's northern allies.
-
Sensex Jumps 1,330 Points To 2-Week High On Easing US Recession Fears
Benchmark Sensex spurted by 1,330 points to close at a two-week high while Nifty jumped 397 points to settle above the 24,500 level on Friday as easing fears of a recession in the US triggered buying in IT shares amid a sharp global stocks rally.
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Sensex Opens 1,000 Points Higher After Slide Sparked By US Recession Fears
Indian indices opened higher today following a rally in Asian markets as US central bank officials soothed investor nerves.
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Explained: What Led To Global Equities Bloodbath?
A global sell-off has led to a major bloodbath in the equity markets as corporate giants stared down at massive losses. The US markets fell over 2.43% on Friday while the Asian peers added to their losses as they opened after the weekend.
-
Sensex Slides Over 2,400 Points As Jobs Data Sparks Recession Fears In US
Indian markets experienced one of the worst falls today following the global bloodbath with both the Nifty and Sensex registering high losses during the opening trade.
-
Indian Stocks Fall After Recession Fears Spark Wall Street Sell-Off
The Indian stock market opened lower this morning amid weak global cues, with the Sensex nosediving over 700 points and the Nifty tumbling more than 200 points.
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Sensex Rises 173 Points, Nifty Climbs 54 Points To 18,318
Benchmark indices extended their winning run on Tuesday morning helped by continuous buying from foreign institutional investors and on signs that recession fears in the US are easing.
-
Demand For Beer And Handbags Help Temper US Recession Fears for Now
Heightened worries about the strength of consumers and the global economy have been put on hold - at least for now - after some of the world's best known companies delivered a slew of better-than expected numbers.
-
Recession Odds, Inflation Fears Jump as US-Saudi Oil Pact Breaks Down
Just three years ago, when OPEC+ oil giants fell out, the US found itself playing the role of peacemaker. Now it looks more like their target.
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Big Tech Is Firing Employees by the Thousands. Why? and How Worried Should We Be?
Since the end of the pandemic hiring spree, large numbers of employees have been fired from major tech companies, including Alphabet (12,000 employees), Amazon (18,000), Meta (11,000), Twitter (4,000), Microsoft (10,000) and Salesforce (8,000). Why exactly led to this massive shakeout? And what does it mean for the industry, and you?
