2025-05-14
9 分钟Here's your Money Briefing for Wednesday, May 14th.
I'm Derek Dennis for The Wall Street Journal.
Uncertainty over the up and down trade wars between the U.S. and other countries has left analysts and investors in limbo.
Some companies are optimistic while others are anticipating a possible recession.
We saw, for example,
Volkswagen announced guidance for 2025 that assumed that there were no extra tariffs,
which is probably wrong, too.
If you assume that all of what's been announced will stay, you're probably wrong.
If you assume that none of it is going to stay, you're probably wrong, too.
We talk with Wall Street Journal,
heard-on-the-street columnist John Sindrew about where investors can turn when earnings reports don't offer the best guidance.
That's after the break.
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