President Trump is back to tightening the screws on trade as he reminds the market that tariffs on Canada and Mexico will be proceeding as planned next week.
President Trump is back to tightening the screws on trade as he reminds the market that tariffs on Canada and Mexico will be proceeding as planned next week. Financial markets have reacted accordingly, with stocks selling off, after already contending with the stressful combination of softer US economic data and hotter US inflation.
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