Investors are bracing for another brutal week as trading partners respond to President Donald Trump’s economically devastating new universal tariffs. S&P futures point to a loss of about 5 percent when Wall Street starts trading Monday,

I N ITS SCOPE and severity, the trade war took markets by surprise. On April 3rd, the day after President Donald Trump laid out an unprecedented array of tariffs, the Russell 3000, one of the broadest measures of the American stockmarket,

The U.S. President said he wasn't concerned about the sell-offs, adding, “sometimes you have to take medicine to fix something.”