‘Ugly week’: How NZ shares weathered the storm of US tariff turmoil

Markets tank, world reacts to Trump's sweeping tariffs

President Trump's major tariff announcement on Wednesday led to a Thursday meltdown on Wall Street and backlash across the globe. CBS News reports.

‘Ugly week’: How NZ shares weathered the storm of US tariff turmoil

The New Zealand sharemarket fared better than most in a week that brought a rout on Wall Street after the introduction of sweeping United States tariffs. The...

'Absolute bloodbath': ASX loses $96 billion in two days

Equity markets are a sea of red in the wake of US President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff...

On Wall Street, the S&P 500 recorded its biggest drop since the pandemic, with Apple losing $314 billion, Nvidia $209 billion, Amazon $187 billion and Meta $133 billion. - Markets closed in Hong Kong and China

Wall Street panic selling deepens after Trump's tariffs, but you can become an American for $5 mill

“Trump’s personality is, and has always been, zero-sum and urgent,” writes Derek Thompson. “The scariest thing about the Trump tariffs isn’t the numbers, but the underlying message. We’re all living inside the president’s head, and nobody knows...

BOJ’s Ueda Aims to Convey Continuity After Tariffs Upend Markets

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda and his deputy sought to convey relative calm and policy continuity after Donald Trump’s latest tariff announcement upended financial markets.