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The S&P 500 decline has not played out. History suggests it will.

The sweeping tariffs that President Donald Trump has been talking about since he was on the campaign trail are finally here, and they’re arriving at a tough time for many Americans.

The first two weeks of March tend to see the highest bond issuance of the year for highly rated corporations.

A deal to roll back U.S. tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods may be in the works, a top Trump administration official suggested Tuesday, as President Donald Trump prepared to give a major address to Congress.

Shares of Ross Stores Inc. fell after hours on Tuesday after the discount retailer forecast the possibility of weaker same-store sales this year, following slowing trends over recent weeks as harsh weather kept people indoors last month and worries about the economy persisted.

“Tariffs are inflationary and can undermine revenue and earnings,” Wells Fargo Investment Institute strategist says.

Capital flows into Bank of America’s debt after investors moved away in recent days, as equity prices swoon.

U.S. interest-rate policy is in a good place and there is no need “to change it right away,” New York Fed President John Williams said on Tuesday.

AST SpaceMobile has been attracting positive attention, boosted by launch milestones and a raft of partnerhips.

Microsoft shares have fallen recently along with other once-hot technology stocks in an unraveling of the artificial-intelligence trade — but Evercore ISI analysts aren’t sure that Microsoft belongs among the tech carnage.

President Trump’s tariffs will take their toll on fresh-food prices — and the confidence of the American consumer.

Nvidia-backed Coreweave files to go public, while Amazon-backed Athropic announces a private-market valuation of $61.5 billion.