Simone Del Rosario
Host, Straight Money at Straight Arrow News
Business Correspondent @StraightArrow__.
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1 month ago |
san.com | Drew Pittock |Simone Del Rosario
Warren Buffett, the CEO of investment company Berkshire Hathaway, said Saturday, May 3 that he intends to retire at the end of the year. The announcement was made during the company’s annual meeting. Shortly after the 94-year-old publicly expressed his most blunt opinions of the Trump administration’s tariffs to date.
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1 month ago |
san.com | Brent Jabbour |Donald Afari |Simone Del Rosario
[Simone Del Rosario]For several days over the past week, speculation swirled about whether the president would try to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. It was fueled by posts like this, where President Trump wrote, “Powell’s termination cannot come fast enough.”President Trump: I believe he’s making a mistake by not lowering interest rates. And I think as well as we’re doing, we’d do much better. He’s keeping rates too high.
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1 month ago |
san.com | Simone Del Rosario
[Simone Del Rosario]Let’s paint the picture. The U.S. puts tariffs on imported goods from around the world. Other countries retaliate by placing their own tariffs on U.S. goods. Stock markets face a deep sell-off as a global trade war builds. It sounds like today. But actually, I’m talking about what happened nearly a century ago. Gary Richardson: A lot of things made the Great Depression great or terrible, and the tariffs were certainly one of those.
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2 months ago |
san.com | Simone Del Rosario
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon cautioned that President Donald Trump’s tariff policies increase inflation and the likelihood of a recession. Chase recently put the chance of a recession this year at 60%, up from 40%. Globally, stocks have shed trillions in value due to the threat of a large-scale trade war, with significant declines in the U.S. and Asia. In January, Dimon downplayed the inflationary impacts of the tariffs, viewing them as a necessary cost for national security.
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2 months ago |
san.com | Simone Del Rosario
The S&P 500 touched bear market territory to open the trading day on Monday, April 7. Stock markets continued to trek in the red in response to President Trump’s tariffs. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index had its worst trading day since 1997, dropping 13.2%. Trump described his tariff policies as “medicine,” and the White House said more than 50 countries have reached out to negotiate trade terms.
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