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Central bank policymakers can do little for now except sit and wait as events unfold.

U.S. markets moved lower Tuesday after Trump's comments on trade deals.

The widely followed investor believes stocks haven't found a bottom as macroeconomic conditions continue to deteriorate.

Americans are seeing prices fall in certain pockets of the U.S. economy.

Investors are processing Warren Buffett's surprise announcement to step down and envision a new path for the conglomerate after his legendary 60-year run.

Buffett said he would still hang around with company.

"Trade should not be a weapon," Buffett said. "The United States won. We have become an incredibly important country, starting from nothing 250 years ago."

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway reported first-quarter results on Saturday that showed a steep drop in earnings from the year-earlier period.

The conglomerate's yearly convention kicked off Friday with a shareholder-only shopping event, called the "Berkshire Bazaar of Bargains."

The money manager behind two of the world's biggest actively managed exchange-traded funds sees a way investors can stay defensive without leaving the market.

Buffett's annual gathering in the Cornhusker State comes as the investment climate turned less certain thanks to President Trump's aggressive tariff regime.

How a shift away from U.S. markets could affect your portfolio.