Investors were nervously awaiting the open of U.S. trading after Wall Street’s selloff last week following the Trump administration’s tariffs announcement, anticipating another week of turbulence as other nations react.
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US investors braced for more volatility, bumps ahead of Monday trading open
By Reuters Econ
