President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office delivered the worst start for stocks since former President Richard Nixon's second term in 1973, stoked volatility across markets and created expectations of a semi-permanent state of uncertainty.

The first 100 days of the Trump administration unleashed economic chaos throughout the U.S. economy, including the stock market, which saw the worst first 100 days of a presidency since Nixon. Still,

President Trump is defending his economic policies while urging Americans to "be patient" amid the tumult of markets and overall economy.

A flight from U.S. financial assets prompted by President Trump’s trade war is subsiding as the White House appears increasingly keen to strike a new trade deal with top U.S. trading partner

President Trump fielded a question about possible shortages of Chinese-made goods because of his trade/tariff war speaking to reporters after a cabinet meeting Wednesday. "China made a trillion dollars selling us stuff,

The dollar barely recouped its heavy losses on Tuesday as investors were no clearer on whether a de-escalation of the Sino-U.S. trade war was underway with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggesting the onus was on China to start negotiations.