How investors can respond to Trump’s tariffs turmoil

How investors can respond to Trump’s tariffs turmoil

Should you ‘buy the dip’ or cut and run? Risk indicators are still flashing red

David Aston: Trump tariffs have thrown world markets into chaos. Here’s what investors should do

While fine tuning might be warranted, writes David Aston, long-term investors with a balanced, diversified portfolio might be best to hang tight as market timing is near impossible to pull

What investors should do now as tariff pressures push markets to the brink

New tariffs could act as a massive fiscal shock, with potential repercussions for consumers and companies alike, says Ahmed Riesgo, CIO at Insigneo

According to Nordea's chief analyst, retail investors should not jump to conclusions now. There could still be room for the cool-headed on the interest-rate side.

What The Latest Tariffs Mean For Investors — And How To Stay Grounded

Trump Administration Tariff Announcement On Wednesday, President Trump announced a sweeping tariff proposal that would mark a dramatic escalation in U.S. trade policy. The new structure includes a 10% baseline tariff, along with significantly higher rates for certain countries, potentially bringing the average U.S. tariff rate to its highest level in 100 years.China faces a proposed 54% rate, while tariffs on…

Gulf markets lose $51.5 billion as Trump’s tariffs shake investors - Times Kuwait

The tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump on Wednesday, April 2, caused turbulence in global and Gulf financial markets, leading to sharp declines in Gulf market indices by the end of trading. Kamco Invest research data revealed that Gulf stock exchanges lost around $51.5 billion in market value today. The Saudi market led the losses, losing $39.3 billion, down 1.5 percent, followed by the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange with losses of $6…