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According to a Fox Business report, Dimon expressed confidence in Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent but also observed that the tariffs were beyond people’s expectations.
While the tariff situation has created a great deal of uncertainty and stock prices have crashed in tow, one silver lining is that dividend yields have at least ticked up.
The market sell-off caused systemic fears and indiscriminate selling across the board throwing out the proverbial "baby with the bathwater" but PayPal is cheap.
While the Dow Jones futures rose 2% on Tuesday morning, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite were up over 1%. Futures of the Russell 2000 index were up nearly 2%, indicating a potential rebound in small-cap stocks.
Summers told CNN that the Trump administration doesn’t have a coherent message about why it's imposing the largest tax increase the country has had in 50 years.
Munster said tariffs don’t change the reality that the race to general intelligence is the most significant tech, economic and geopolitical shift in 25 years.
According to TheFly, JPMorgan stated that the hefty 20% tariff imposed on the European Union "represents the most significant incremental shock to the global outlook."
Asian markets closed mostly lower on Thursday, led by Japan’s Nikkei 225 Index, which plunged 2.77% before settling at an eight-month low, while European stocks started sharply lower.
The S&P 500 and NASDAQ indexes rally attempt were both rejected at their respective 200 day moving averages after President Trump announce 25% auto tariffs.
