Wall Street Mixed as Markets Balance Trade Talks Against Tariffs' Impact on Results

Wall Street mixed as markets balance trade talks against tariffs' impact on results

By Nikhil Sharma and Pranav Kashyap

Why Wall Street’s tariff pessimism may be overblown: Jonathan Levin

Trade tensions weigh on most companies’ earnings, but tech megastars lead a strong market rebound, fuelling cautious optimism despite ongoing economic risks.

This Wall Street guru sees a correction coming, but is buying the dip

Markets’ bullish surge has plenty of the DotCom boom’s hallmarks. However, Donald Trump’s tariffs could throw a spanner – even a correction – into the mix.

Is Wall Street Still Too Bearish on the Impact of Tariffs?

Analysts are in ‘Liberation Day’ mode when it comes to the companies most sensitive to the levies.

Fed Governor Chris Waller Takes CPA’s Long View on Tariffs - Coalition For A Prosperous America

At best, tariffs will be a one-off price increase, as opposed to an annual hike. Economists know this. Those who say otherwise are being political.CPA’s economics team, led by Chief Economist Emeritus Jeff Ferry, has been beating the drum on tariffs and inflation for years. And now we have someone from the Fed agreeing with him—and with CPA—on the matter.On July 17, at an event at New York University, a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Gov…

Wall Street opens mixed amid focus on trade talks

US stocks have opened mostly higher as investors prepared for earnings results from major companies.