Trade Wars 2.0 - news and analysis

The second presidency of Donald Trump initiated escalation of tariffs that triggered significant financial movements. These actions may to increased costs for businesses and consumers, disrupted supply chains, and created market uncertainty. Retaliatory tariffs from affected nations can further strain global trade, impacting economic growth and prompting concerns about long-term financial stability.

Markets tumble as China retaliates against Trump tariffs

Global stock markets plunged after US President Donald Trump raise tariffs on China to an astounding 104%. China quickly retaliated and lifted tariffs on the US to 84%. New Zealand's central bank lowered rates by a quarter-point to 3.5% and noted concern over the negative impact the tariffs could have on New Zealand's economy.

10-04-2025 06:45 GMT by Kenneth Fisher

Dow Jones (DJIA) technical outlook: Double bottom pattern as China retaliates

Dow Jones technical outlook amidst escalating US-China trade tensions. It highlights a potential double bottom pattern, market volatility, and the impact of China's retaliatory tariffs. We also discuss upcoming economic data releases like FOMC minutes and US CPI, and examines key support and resistance levels for the Dow Jones

09-04-2025 14:36 GMT by Zain Vawda