In an effort to navigate "trade turbulence," JPMorgan listed several U.S. companies that the firm believes will likely be sensitive to escalating tariffs.
Jared Woodard of Bank of America Securities pointed out that companies are splitting their stock at a pace that hasn't been seen in more than ten years in recent months.
During the campaign, President Donald Trump floated an "all tariff policy" he said would replace federal income tax. Here's what economic policy experts say.