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New York warns Trump tariffs are hitting state revenue as Canada trade war drags on

August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

New York Gov. Hochul warns Trump tariffs and the Canada trade war are hurting NY businesses. What it means for markets and income investors.

Categories News Tags Canada, consumer staples, defensive stocks, New York economy, tariffs, trade war Leave a comment

Interest rates climb as Trump’s tariffs and military spending collide with bond market reality

August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump’s tariffs and war spending are pushing interest rates higher, squeezing borrowers and reshaping the landscape for dividend and income investors.

Categories News Tags defense spending, federal reserve, income investing, interest rates, tariffs, treasury yields Leave a comment

Packaging costs surge as Trump tariffs reshape a $1 trillion global supply chain

August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump tariffs on aluminum, steel and Chinese goods are reshaping the packaging industry, raising costs for consumer staples and creating risks for investors.

Categories News Tags AMCR, BALL, consumer staples, PKG, tariffs, Trump tariffs packaging Leave a comment

Canada digs in as Trump tariffs widen the U.S.-Canada trade war, rattling cross-border income plays

August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

New Trump tariffs deepen the U.S.-Canada trade war as Canadians stand firm. What the escalation means for markets, energy, and income investors.

Categories News Tags Canadian dollar, cross-border trade, energy stocks, tariffs, Trump tariffs, U.S.-Canada trade war Leave a comment

Toilet paper prices surge as US tariffs on Canadian pulp squeeze consumer staples

August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

US tariffs on Canadian wood pulp are pushing toilet paper prices higher, squeezing consumer staples companies and raising new inflation worries for investors.

Categories News Tags consumer staples, inflation, KMB, PG, tariffs, Trump tariffs Leave a comment

Dow Jones futures slide as tariff uncertainty, Fed leadership questions, and Nvidia earnings collide at a critical market juncture

August 24, 2026 by Julia Santos

Dow Jones futures fall as tariffs, Nvidia earnings, and Kevin Warsh’s Fed prospects converge. What income investors need to watch now.

Categories News Tags Dow Jones futures, federal reserve, Kevin Warsh, market volatility, NVDA, tariffs Leave a comment

17 years of dividend growth and a 2.67% yield still take a back seat to what the Federal Reserve does next

August 24, 2026 by Julia Santos

Why a 17-year dividend growth streak and 2.67% yield matter less to S&P 500 investors than the Federal Reserve and Chair Kevin Warsh’s rate decisions.

Categories News Tags dividend growth, federal reserve, income investing, interest rates, Kevin Warsh, S&P 500 Leave a comment

Trump swaps expiring tariffs for new trade levies, keeping markets guessing on costs and supply chains

August 20, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump introduces new tariffs as older trade levies expire. What the latest trade war moves mean for markets, costs, and income investors.

Categories News Tags consumer staples, income investing, supply chains, tariffs, trade war, Trump Leave a comment

Treasury buybacks push stocks higher as bond yields retreat from two-decade peak

August 20, 2026 by Julia Santos

U.S. stocks rose as Treasury buybacks calmed bond yields near two-decade highs. What the shift means for income investors and dividend portfolios.

Categories News Tags bond yields, federal reserve, income investing, MRNA, stock market rally, Treasury buybacks Leave a comment

Trump threatens Iran with ‘Economic D-Day’ as U.S. eyes lower tariffs on Canadian metals and autos

August 20, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump threatens Iran with Economic D-Day sanctions while the U.S. considers lower tariffs on Canadian metals and autos. What it means for investors.

Categories News Tags Canada trade, energy dividends, FTC, Iran sanctions, oil prices, tariffs Leave a comment
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