2025, March 29 - March 31

Waiting For Tomorrow:

CNN Business claims that the US stocks are at its worst start of the year since 2022. However, S&P 500 and NASDAQ closed the quarter higher than expected, just the eve of the tariffs. US markets rose, but global stocks fell ahead of Trump's alleged "Liberation Day" on Wednesday, when reciprocal tariffs and other measures are expected to be announced. The broad tariffs are expected to slow economic development and increase inflation, according to economists. Wall Street has been affected by the uncertainty around the full scope of Trump's tariffs. As worries about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the US economy have grown, market experts have started lowering their projections for US stocks.