2025-04-01
13 分钟A turbulent quarter for US Markets ends with a turbulent day as stocks recover after sliding on tariff concerns.
Plus, screws are a staple of manufacturing and tariffs just made them a whole lot more expensive.
Pretty much all manufacturers have some exposure to this, certainly machinery, farm equipment,
construction equipment, automotive heavy duty equipment, as well as the construction industry.
And President Trump says he's considering running for a third term.
It's Monday, March 31st.
I'm Alex Osila for the Wall Street Journal.
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US Stocks were mixed today ahead of an eventful week for markets.
President Trump is set to announce his next round of tariffs on Wednesday and the latest jobs report is expected for Friday.
Major US Indexes bounced back after starting the day sharply lower.
The S&P 500 ended the day about 0.6% higher and the Nasdaq fell about 0.1%.
Both indexes recorded their biggest quarterly losses since 2022.
The Dow was up 1%.
Hannah Aaron Lange covers markets for the Wall Street Journal.
Hannah, US Markets opened significantly lower today, but then they rallied this afternoon.
What caused them to dip?
And then what, bro?
Today was a trading day that felt very similar to other days we've seen in the market so far in 2025,