US stock futures tumbled on Monday, eyeing a return to losses as trade-war worries kept building in the run-up to President Trump's tariff bonanza later in the week. Contracts on

Over the weekend, reports said Trump has pushed his advisers to get more aggressive on tariffs, including higher rates on a wider set of nations.

U.S. stock futures point sharply lower as investors digest the latest tariffs developments, and Goldman Sachs sees the import taxes hiking inflation and slowing economic growth. Here's what investors need to know today.

Trump’s auto tariff rollout rattles US stocks. Dow Jones, tech, and auto names like Ford and Stellantis slump as traders fear prolonged trade tension.

Trump told reporters he plans to target “all countries” with his reciprocal tariff measures at first on April 2.

US stocks start by extending Friday's plunge. Reciprocal tariffs are due on April 2, what Trump dubs "Liberation Day." Gold hits a new record high.

Traders nervously awaited “Liberation Day” on Wednesday, April 2, when the Trump administration’s tariffs are scheduled to go into effect.

Stock futures fell amid trepidation about President Donald Trump's tariff plans. Trump said he will levy reciprocal tariffs on all nations, not just those with the biggest trade surpluses with the U.S.

Stock futures sink as the last day of the quarter gets underway. Follow along for live coverage and analysis of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq and S&P 500.