'Not currently priced in': What Wall Street is saying about Trump's April tariff deadline
Stocks have sold off in recent days as investors digested President Trump’s latest round of tariffs.
The headlines are expected to intensify in the week ahead,
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In risky market, Wall Street wants to privatize more of your stock and bond money
- Major banks and fund managers from JPMorgan Chase to BlackRock are creating more ETF products that tap into areas of the market typically associated with private banking and reserved for high-net-worth clients, such as private credit.
- Main Street investors are seeking new ways to insulate their money and grow it at the same time,
Procter & Gamble Options Trading: A Deep Dive into Market Sentiment
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Bank raises interest rate on savings account to 4.62% and earns ‘excellent’ rating
Birmingham Bank has earned an “excellent” rating after boosting the interest offered on its one-year fixed savings account to 4.62%. The account can be launched with a minimum deposit of £5,000, and interest is paid on the anniversary.
Based on its current rate, a £5,000 deposit with this account is estimated to earn £231 over the course of the year.
Investor Dan Tapiero Predicts Bitcoin Rallies, Says New Liquidity and Lower Rates Needed
Investor and venture capitalist Dan Tapiero says Bitcoin (BTC) rallies are around the corner again amid what he thinks is an alignment of several bullish macro factors.
Citing a recession probability indicator from the market analysis firm Bravos Research, Tapiero says that the Federal Reserve will likely add new liquidity and lower interest rates in order to stimulate the economy.
Trump’s Tariffs Aren’t The Only Problem For The Stock Market
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – MARCH 16: People walk past the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on March 16, 2023 … More
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Trump’s 'Liberation Day' for tariffs: What it means for businesses and economy
US President Donald Trump has dubbed this Wednesday as “Liberation Day,” promising to unveil a new round of tariffs aimed at freeing the United States from reliance on foreign goods.
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Potential threat of US tariffs ‘not as stark’ as 2008 crash – Irish minister
The potential threat of US tariffs is “not as stark” as the 2008 financial crash, the Irish enterprise minister said.
Peter Burke said it was hard to predict what the US administration was planning, but said that tariffs on pharma products could be “a double-edged sword”.
Several Irish ministers have expressed deep concern over how exposed Ireland is to possible double-digit tariffs on Irish exports.
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'Not currently priced in': What Wall Street is saying about Trump's April tariff deadline
Stocks have sold off in recent days as investors digested President Trump’s latest round of tariffs.
The headlines are expected to intensify in the week ahead,