Nasdaq Suffers Worst Day Since 2022; Investors Weigh Possible Recession 
 

The Dow dropped nearly 900 points as fears about the economy mount.

 
Wall Street Fears Trump Will Wreck the Soft Landing 
 

The economy's pilot has a new message: Fasten your seat belts. "He is telling us, in everything he is doing, that he is not kidding around."

 
German Stocks Have Been Flying. What to Do Now. 
 

A continent-wide defense bump, didn't exactly catch the market by surprise, but markets could keep running.

 
Japan's Economy Grew More Slowly Than Initially Estimated 
 

The Japanese economy grew at a slower pace than initially estimated in the October-December period, sending an unwelcome sign of fragility as the trade outlook darkens.

 
The Mounting Case Against U.S. Stocks 
 

Worries about a trade war, signs of flagging growth and splinters in the AI trade are pressuring U.S. shares.

 
U.S., China Discuss a Trump-Xi Summit for June 
 

Talks about a "birthday summit," which are in the early stages, come as the Trump administration is ramping up tariffs against China.

 
Clean-Energy Stocks Are Jumping as S&P 500 Dropped 
 

Stocks of Enphase Energy, AES, and Nextera Energy gained ground. The industry has lagged behind the market for the past two years.

 
Made-in-U.S.A. Lumber Futures Are Coming to Wall Street 
 

Southern yellow pine futures will begin trading later this month as prices split from those of Canadian lumber.

 
Don't expect Trump or Powell to bail out investors this time as stock market hits 'danger zone' 
 

After three weeks of unrelenting declines, U.S. stocks slid into the market's "danger zone" on Monday.

 
Ontario Confirms 25% Surcharge on Electricity Shipped to U.S. 
 

The Canadian province of Ontario officially imposed a 25% surcharge on all its electricity exports to the U.S., which officials say will affect 1.5 million households and businesses in Michigan, Minnesota and New York.

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