Crypto and equities are plummeting on the weekly open amid President Trump's tariffs and refusal to rule out a recession this year.

Trump's global tariffs of 25% on all imports of steel and aluminum also extend the duties to hundreds of products made from the metals.

President Donald Trump dialed back his latest trade-war threat against Canada hours after making it, while downplaying the risk of a tariff-led recession that’s sent US markets into a nosedive.

US stocks plunged, bitcoin stumbled and Wall Street’s fear gauge hit its highest level this year as concerns about President Donald Trump’s economic policy led to a widespread market selloff on Monday.

Canadians who are in the United States for 30 days or longer will soon have to register their information with the United States government.

President Trump is doubling down on his widespread tariffs threats despite a stock market downturn that has helped fuel anxiety the nation could slide into a recession. Trump escalated the tit for tat with Canada on Tuesday when he said his administration would increase planned steel and aluminum tariffs in response to an electricity surcharge