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Lots of clothes on store shelves could get a bit more expensive as a new round of tariffs from President Donald Trump takes hold on Tuesday. But after three years of price increases and higher costs of living, some Wall Street analysts say shoppers still might be too worn out to buy any of it.

“There’s no reason to expose your investors to lower-quality credit,” said Adam Abass at Harris Oakmark.

The industrial sector is one area of the U.S. stock market that looks favorable to Wells Fargo Investment Institute after new tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China.

Democrats say Musk, in shutting down USAID, is acting at China’s behest.

Wall Street had a message for investors on Monday: Buckle up, because you could be in for a bumpy ride.

Tesla Inc. EVs are made in the U.S. of mostly U.S. parts, but the company’s stock got dragged down by generalized industry chaos and risk selloff amid President Trump’s tariff plans just the same.

Two senior Federal Reserve officials said Monday that they are in no rush to cut interest rates further given the uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economic outlook and the White House’s new policies, including tariffs.

Stocks and other financial markets are in a much different place than during Donald Trump’s first term, leaving no room for error, says billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones.

Bank bond spreads against U.S. Treasurys widened and money flowed into most debt issued by major banks on Monday, in a sign that Wall Street is wading into the sector on the heels of President Donald Trump’s fresh moves on tariffs and easing regulatory burdens in the financial sector.

Wall Street is trying to assess how tariffs would impact the chip sector. Plus, the DeepSeek fallout lingers.

Middle-income Americans, feeling pressured and facing the impact of new tariffs, are budgeting less for nonessential costs

As Trump’s tariff plans rattle U.S. markets, here’s the math on the increase to the average price of a car in the U.S., according to analysts.