Walmart, Target And Home Depot CEOs Meet With President Trump To Talk Tariffs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : American voters want government policy officials to focus on bringing down inflation and the cost of groceries as their top priorities rather than implementing tariffs to reset global trade, according to an NRF/Morning Consult survey among 2,000+ voters conducted at the end of March, before Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff announcement.
44% : " Trump Tariffs Won't Lead Supply Chains Back To U.S., Companies Will Go Low-Tariff Globe-Hopping:
37% : Three of the nation's top retail leaders - Walmart's Doug McMillon, Target's Brian Cornell and Home Depot's Ted Decker - met with President Trump at the White House to present their case against the administration's proposed tariff policies, advising tariffs will raise consumer prices and could potentially disrupt retail supply chains and lead to product shortages, according to Bloomberg.

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