Tag: Tariffs
Woodman, Don’t Spare That Tree: Lumber Price Spiral Is Now Over
World Trade Post-Pandemic: Same Old Problems, Now Worse
A surging China elbows others, the deficit-burdened US struggles, and Brexit is in the pits.
What? Stocks Stumble as No Hollywood Ending Caps Trade Talks?
Market once more is shocked that this fraught diplomatic cage fight is far from over.
It’s the 5th Trade Deal Announcement: What if This One Falls Apart, Too?
The latest breakthrough is laden with ‘ambiguity’ and ‘fragile,’ says the Center for Strategic and International Studies’ China expert.
After Phase One Trade Pact, Talks Will Get Really Hard, Dimon Says
JPM chief is sanguine about an initial deal, but warns against more tariffs being imposed.
Steve Schwarzman Knocks Beijing, as Business Chiefs Grow Leery on Trade Tiff
The Blackstone head, on old China hand, argues that the challenge to Chinese conduct is justified.
Despite Trump Gesture, the Trade War Will Worsen, BofA Warns
White House delay on some new tariffs doesn’t convince analysts that peace is at hand.
Another Trump Tariff Hike Would Spark a Recession, Morgan Stanley Says
New Tariffs May at Last Be Affecting the US Economy
Multinationals Are Bailing from China, Larry Fink Says
As the trade war winds on with no end in sight, companies are not waiting around to see what happens, BlackRock chief finds.
As the Trump-Xi Confab Nears, Wall Street Is Leery
Lots of wariness about an escalation of the US-China trade war and bad economic fallout.
Trump’s Backdown on Punishing Mexico: Trade War Peak?
Republican lawmakers won’t let him slam China with more tariffs, says Pantheon’s Shepherdson.
The Mexico Tariff Crisis Is Over, Right? Uh, Maybe Not
Think tank shows how easily the White House could about-face and slap harsh levies on the neighbor to the south.
Wall Street Doesn’t Have Much Nice to Say on Mexico Tariffs
President Trump’s threatened duties on US’ southern neighbor inspire dire scenarios—and a Fed prediction.