The Federal Reserve chair once again reinforced its "wait and see" position, warning the unexpected size of tariff hikes are likely to drive at least a temporary inflation spike.
Analysts sound the alarm as Nvidia and AMD both take a hit from the administration's new export restrictions.
With a leaner federal revenue agency, the system faces serious questions over the honesty of wealthy taxpayers, US debt, and getting clarity on complex tax situations.
Portfolio declines of 7-8 percent for chronically underfunded pensions are "edging toward catastrophic," warns Washington-based nonprofit.
The former Treasury secretary argues the "worrisome" pattern doesn't merit Fed intervention yet, but she sees a much higher risk of recession.
The gloomy forecasts stayed up even as stock markets rallied on the 90-day pause declared for tariffs excluding China.
A sharp exodus from US 10-year debt raises questions over the continued appeal of the nation's debt for haven-seeking investors.
Well-respected senior analyst's loud silence in a commentary on tariffs reflects broader climate of preemptive caution permeating Wall Street.
The latest CPI reading, showing the first decrease in nearly five years, adds to the uncertainty keeping Fed officials in wait-and-see mode.
Long-awaited "Trump put" offers markets relief as S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones indexes soar.
