The following day, purchasing manager indexes from Japan to Europe to the US will offer the first coordinated glimpse of manufacturing and services activity since Trump’s global tariffs — now partly on hold — were unleashed on April 2.

It's hard to predict what President Trump's tariff policies will be next week. We asked experts where they'll stand in 2028.

When Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, was asked to comment about Trump’s tariffs recently, he said that it would likely lead to high unemployment, slow economic growth, and a rise in inflation.