Walmart, Target CEOs discuss 'path forward' with Trump as tariff concerns weigh on consumers

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : A Walmart spokesperson said the meeting with Trump and his team was "productive," and that the company appreciated the chance to share its insights. HONDA CONSIDERS MOVING SOME MEXICO, CANADA PRODUCTION TO US DUE TO TARIFFS: REPORT Target spokesperson Jim Joice also described CEO Brian Cornell's meeting with Trump and other retail leaders as "productive," noting that they discussed a "path forward on trade.
47% : McMillon previously discussed a range of topics, including investing in the U.S., trade relations and innovation, with Trump in January before he was sworn into office.
44% : Hennion & Walsh Asset Management President and CIO Kevin Mahn weighs in on market reaction to tariff and trade negotiations, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's remarks at the Economic Club of Chicago and gives his outlook for earnings.
44% : Trump increased the levies on Chinese imports to 145%, prompting the country to retaliate and raise its duties on American goods to 125%.

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