Trade Stress Slams U.S. Stocks 
 

Investors fear uncertainty will freeze business decision-making and slow growth.

 
Trump Pares Back Canada, Mexico Tariffs in Latest Whipsaw on Trade 
 

Goods covered by the countries' USMCA agreement get a reprieve, but levies remain in effect for many goods, including oil.

 
Finance Executives Seek Stability Amid Erratic Tariff Shifts 
 

At WSJ CFO summit, executives from Johnson & Johnson to Apollo weigh in on Trump-induced volatility.

 
U.S. Foes and Friends Will Face More Economic Pressure, Bessent Says 
 

The Treasury secretary said the administration is focused on allies' trading practices and foes' energy exports.

 
Fed's Chris Waller Says 'Good-News Rate Cuts' Are Still Expected 
 

Investor sentiment has turned gloomier this week, but even if no economic downturn materializes, progress on inflation should allow the Fed to continue cutting interest rates, Waller said.

 
Washington Signals Plans to Open Private Funds to More Investors 
 

Momentum is building in the Trump administration and Congress to change rules blocking most Americans from investing in private equity.

 
Panama Port Deal Plants U.S. Flag in China-Dominated Sector 
 

BlackRock's move reflects the view that America's best chance to counter China will hinge on private investment.

 
RBA Cautiously Weighing Unpredictable Global Storms 
 

The Australian central bank isn't yet ready to make a judgment call on how a developing trade war and a jump in geopolitical risk might affect the economy Down Under.

 
What Automakers' Tariff Reprieve Means for Car Buyers 
 

Frustrations mount at tariff-weary carmakers, suppliers; consumers consider whether March is a great month to buy or lease

 
Trump's Golden Age Begins With a Brutal Trade War 
 

If tariffs evolve from a negotiating tactic to a new normal, economic and diplomatic costs to all of North America will grow.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

March 06, 2025 21:00 ET (02:00 GMT)

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