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Cross-border e-commerce platforms have collectively raised prices in the United States.

Companies are being forced to pass costs onto consumers.

wallstreetcnApr 27 04:26 ET

Foreign Investors Dumped $63B in U.S. Equities, Goldman Says

BNN BloombergApr 25 09:08 ET

Express News | Trump: Trade Deals Expected in Next Three to Four Weeks -Time

ReutersApr 25 08:06 ET

A Cruel Summer Looms, but Here's Why JPMorgan Still Expects a Higher S&P 500 Finish This Year

MarketWatchApr 25 07:33 ET

US Morning News Call | China May Exempt Some U.S. Goods from 125% Tariffs

Moomoo Breakfast USApr 25 07:21 ET

Tesla welcomes a major policy package: the USA plans to relax regulations on autonomous driving.

On April 25, reports stated that the USA government will relax regulations on autonomous driving, reducing the originally cumbersome accident reporting process, allowing non-commercial test vehicles to skip certain compliance procedures. This move is seen as the USA's largest deregulation regarding autonomous driving, directly addressing the core demand for Tesla, and giving the green light for Musk's plan to launch the Cybercab autonomous taxi fleet in Texas this June.

wallstreetcnApr 25 05:39 ET

Wall Street Analysts Are Neutral on Top Consumer Cyclical Picks

TipRanksApr 25 04:40 ET · Ratings

U.S. Futures, European Stocks Mixed

Dow JonesApr 25 03:33 ET

Did Trump's "surrender" have a lot to do with the "U.S. debt vigilantes"?

Under the strong pressure of US Treasury yields soaring to 5%, the "Bond vigilantes" successfully "forced a halt" to Trump's tariff policy. Trump admitted: "The bond market is very tricky, I have been monitoring it." Ed Yardeni stated that this is yet another victory for the "Bond vigilantes."

wallstreetcnApr 25 03:00 ET

China Mulls Exempting Some U.S. Imports From Tariffs, Bloomberg Reports, Citing Sources

Dow JonesApr 25 02:49 ET

Trump's 'war' with the Federal Reserve has permanently damaged the credit of U.S. bonds.

Concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve have led investors to intensify the selling of U.S. Treasuries, questioning the credibility of Treasuries as a safe-haven asset. Analysts point out that if the Federal Reserve shifts to a more lenient stance on inflation as Trump desires, or if Trump prematurely nominates a 'shadow chairman' to intervene in monetary policy, the Treasury market will decline further.

wallstreetcnApr 25 02:24 ET

Think tank: Trump's tariffs have a greater impact on low-income people in the USA.

According to an analysis by the USA think tank Tax Policy Center, the tariff policy promoted by President Trump will effectively impose a tax-like burden on low-income families, which is more than three times greater than that on high-income families.

Zhitong FinanceApr 24 23:31 ET

New Federal Reserve News Agency: Trump has made it "harder" for the next Federal Reserve chairman.

The market worries that Trump's public belittling and pressure on Powell will leave an indelible "original sin" for Powell's successor. Regardless of who the next chairman is, the independence of the Federal Reserve will be in question. An independent central bank is often seen as more objective and professional, making its decisions more likely to guide market expectations and stabilize the economy. Since President Clinton's era, most U.S. presidents have adopted a stance of "non-interference" with the Federal Reserve.

wallstreetcnApr 24 23:20 ET

Federal Reserve officials warn that Trump's tariffs may trigger a wave of layoffs.

①President Kashkari of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank expressed concern about the potential economic impact of uncertainty in the USA's long-term trade policy, believing it could lead to large-scale layoffs; ②Kashkari warned that although the number of layoffs has not yet increased, businesses are beginning to plan for potential layoffs that may occur due to the ongoing uncertainty.

cls.cnApr 24 22:54 ET

How Bond Vigilantes Made Trump Blink

BloombergApr 24 22:10 ET

Regarding interest rate cuts! Several Federal Reserve officials have spoken out, with possible action as early as June.

① On Thursday local time, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester ruled out the possibility of a Federal Reserve rate cut in May but hinted at a possible cut in June; ② On the same day, several Federal Reserve officials publicly discussed the matter of rate cuts. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller also stated that he would support a Federal Reserve rate cut if there is a significant rise in the unemployment rate.

cls.cnApr 24 21:39 ET

S&P 500's Rapid Exit From Correction Territory Hinged on Trump's Walk-backs of Tariffs and Fed Fight

MarketWatchApr 24 19:39 ET

Daily Roundup of Key US Economic Data for April 24

MT NewswiresApr 24 14:28 ET

S&P/TSX Composite up More Than 100 Points, U.S. Stocks Also Rise

BNN BloombergApr 24 12:21 ET

Fed's Waller Says Policymakers Can 'Look Through' One-Time Price Increases

WSJApr 24 11:25 ET