Trump, Jim Cramer and tariffs
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“The numbers do not make any sense,” Cramer said Thursday during an appearance on CNN.
USA Today |
Trump has announced a sweeping tariff plan that's to take effect in the coming week.
Yahoo |
“Uncertainty will spiral and trigger the rise of further protectionism,” said von der Leyen.
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CNBC host Jim Cramer said if President Donald Trump continues on the same path, the stock market dive could turn into a genuine "crash."
Cramer, who said he was a believer in tariffs as a “fair trade” advocate, was wrong to have confidence in the Trump team’s competence, he said. “What bothered me ... over and over again, the president said, ‘It’s gonna be reciprocal ... and that was gonna be so good. And I really believed in it,” he said.
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As President Donald Trump announced 'reciprocal tariffs' on Wednesday, CNBC's Jim Cramer said the president is focused on punishing U.S. trading partners.
CNBC's Jim Cramer said he believes investor sentiment has gotten too negative and could improve if President Donald Trump clarifies his tariff policies.
Longtime CNBC host Jim Cramer lit into President Donald Trump on Thursday after his across-the-board tariffs caused the stock market to tank. “I thought they were going to do something,” Cramer told CNN’s Erin Burnett. “And what’d they do? They cratered the damn stock market and gave us nothing.”