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Wall Street’s first full trading day after Trump’s April 2 tariff announcement ended in a sharp selloff, with major indexes falling as investors digested the new duties and the risk of retaliation.
Why it matters: Market reaction to Trump’s April 2 tariff order
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Wall Street’s first full trading day after Trump’s April 2 tariff announcement ended in a sharp selloff, with major indexes falling as investors digested the new duties and the risk of retaliation.
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Wall Street’s first full trading day after Trump’s April 2 tariff announcement ended in a sharp selloff, with major indexes falling as investors digested the new duties and the risk of retaliation.
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