Stock markets are tumbling around the world today as shocked investors react to the “Liberation Day” tariffs unveiled by President Trump at the White House last night.

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US president Donald Trump is set to unveil sweeping tariffs on Wednesday, on what he has dubbed 'Liberation Day'.

The Chancellor said the UK would not indulge in ‘posturing’ over a possible response to Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Pitching “liberation day” at the start of April has shone a light on the stock market’s assessment of Donald Trump’s reset of global trade in the first three months of the year. The numbers are in for ...

US President Donald Trump is expected to announce sweeping tariffs today (April 2) at a White House event he has dubbed " ...

"But, again, there's one country that President Trump cares most about, and it's the United States of America," she adds.