Wall Street traders trying to catch up on every new headline around President Donald Trump’s tariff negotiations were faced with a renewed bout of volatility across asset classes.

Analysts say the impact would be cushioned by other factors, but could worsen if more countries are targeted by US tariffs.

Canada has announced it has secured a 30-day tariff reprieve in exchange for nearly 10,000 troops to protect its border with ...

Prospects for Asian equities remain positive due to China’s stimulus measures and strong Asean trade links, Hang Seng Bank ...

Markets have tumbled after Trump announced tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China – with the threat that Europe is next ...

Wall Street traders trying to catch up on every new headline around President Donald Trump’s tariff negotiations were faced with a renewed bout of volatility across asset classes.

Global markets fell after US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on the country’s closest trading partners, with the S&P 500 dropping 1.8% in early trading and European and Asian markets also ...

The FTSE 100 bank - which is rivalled by the likes of Santander, Lloyds, Barclays, Natwest, Nationwide and more - is sitting ...

HSBC is refusing to transfer £978million in pension savings belonging to thousands of Hong Kong exiles who have fled to ...

There’s a risk of a 5% slump in US stocks over the coming months as the latest round of tariffs by the Trump administration ...

Investing.com-- The U.S. auto sector faces a major cost surge as President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs on Canada, Mexico, ...

Behind the bullish dollar position is the bet that tariffs will fuel inflationary pressures and keep US interest rates ...