Energy Markets
As traders consider Trump tariffs, stocks gain and the dollar falls
The U.S. Dollar remained tepid as markets awaited clarity about President Donald Trump's policy on trade ahead of next week's new tariffs. The White House gave traders some hope that it would be flexible after Trump announced on Monday that some levies wouldn't come by the deadline of April 2, and certain countries would receive breaks without giving further details. Trump also opened a second front in his trade conflict by directing 25% secondary tariffs to any country buying oil or gas from Venezuela. This initially sent oil costs higher, but its impact was somewhat offset by relief from Black...