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For Ford, Tesla, the Worst Auto Tariff Case Is Off the Table -- Barrons.com

Barron's13:50 ET

In the 100 days since Trump took office, the performance of the U.S. stock market is the worst in 50 years.

A chart comparing the stock market performance of Biden and Trump in their first 100 days in office shows that since the inauguration in January, the S&P 500 Index has plummeted nearly 8% during Trump's term. The first 100 trading days of the Trump administration set the worst stock market record in modern presidential history— the worst opening performance since Gerald Ford took over from Richard Nixon 50 years ago, and the fifth worst opening performance in nearly a century, during which the country experienced the Great Depression, world wars, and stagnation crises. From January 20 to late April, the S&P 500 Index fell nearly 8%, marking the worst performance since Ford's succession in 1974.

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Express News | SK Innovation: Expects Battery Production Output in US to Significantly Improve This Year

Reuters03:26 ET

Auto Tariff Executive Order Brings Relief: John Bozzella

Bloomberg22:59 ET

Earnings Preview: Ford Motor to Report Financial Results Post-market on May 05

Moomoo News21:00 ET

Trump has compromised again! The American Autos Industry welcomes the "tariff downgrade"…

① The President of the USA, Trump, signed an executive order on April 30 to "ease" some Autos tariffs; ② It is reported that imported Autos will be exempt from any further separate tariffs similar to those on Steel and Aluminum, to avoid the cumulative effects of overlapping tariffs.

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Trump Cuts Cumulative Tariffs on Some Imported Goods -- Barrons.com

Barron's17:14 ET

Trump to Soften Blow of Automotive Tariffs -- 7th Update

WSJ16:57 ET

Ford Motor Options Spot-On: On April 29th, 231.23K Contracts Were Traded, With 2.84 Million Open Interest

Moomoo News16:30 ET

Trump's hundred-day report card: The "Gold" era lives up to its name, while the safe haven is on fire.

When Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the USA, he claimed that a new "Gold Age" was coming. Now that he has been in office for a hundred days, has the "Gold Age" really arrived? This depends on how it is understood. If interpreted literally, those who bought Gold have indeed reaped substantial rewards. However, those who genuinely believed that the economic "Gold Age" was coming have not been so lucky; they heavily invested in US stocks and dollars, with disappointing ROI. Those buying US Treasury bonds didn't benefit either, and even the safe haven status of US Treasuries is starting to be questioned. The new government has not further strengthened the economy of the USA through large-scale tax cuts and deregulation.

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Correction to Ford Bronco Stroppe Article on April 29 -- WSJ

WSJ15:56 ET

Express News | Trump Signs Autos Executive Order

Reuters15:48 ET

GM, Tesla, Nvidia, Hims & Hers, Ford, JetBlue, Wolfspeed, SoFi, Pfizer: Biggest Stock Movers

Barron's15:36 ET

"Stand With Farmers": Ford Stock (NYSE:F) Notches Up With More Corn Concerns

TipRanks15:33 ET

Trump Says Deal With Automakers Would Give 'Little Bit of Help' -- WSJ

WSJ14:55 ET

Auto Tariff Relief Comes After Car Prices Have Already Jumped -- Market Talk

WSJ14:28 ET

Express News | Trump Says Not at All Worried About Auto Industry

Reuters14:24 ET

Express News | Trump Says There Is Great Support for Tax Deal

Reuters14:22 ET

Express News | Trump Says Will Focus on Economy on His Speech in Michigan

Reuters14:21 ET

Express News | Trump: If Auto Makers Can't Get Parts We Don't Want to Penalize Them

Reuters14:21 ET