2025-04-17
12 分钟U.S.
tech stocks fall as Nvidia pays the price for turning into the biggest marketing chip between the U.S.
and China.
Plus, Jerome Powell is warning that the Fed may find itself in a tough spot,
choosing between whether to focus on inflation or fostering a healthy labor market.
We may find ourselves in the challenging scenario in which our dual mandate goals are in tension.
And how funding cuts at Harvard are already affecting the university's research.
It's Wednesday, April 16th.
I'm Alex O'Sulliv for The Wall Street Journal.
This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.
Trade restrictions fueled a tech stock route that deepened in U.S.
markets today.
Stocks took another turn lower after Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell warned
that the central bank could face difficult trade-offs in trying to cushion the U.S.
economy from the fallout of President Trump's trade war.
Wall Street's fear gauge, the Sebo Volatility Index, jumped nearly 9% after falling for three trading days.
The dollar, meanwhile, extended its decline.
Earlier,
the Commerce Department had said that retail sales rose a better than expected 1.4% in March from the previous month.
And before President Trump's Liberation Day announcement of sweeping new tariffs on April 2nd.