U.S. stocks tumbled on Thursday after the White House disclosed new tariff data, according to The Wall Street Journal. Tariffs on Chinese goods imposed during Trump’s second term total 145%, not the previously reported 125%. The Nasdaq fell after posting its biggest gain in decades a day earlier, while the Dow dropped by more than two points. Tech and bank stocks gave back much of Wednesday’s surge. Gold reached a record high, and Treasury yields declined, signaling heightened investor anxiety.
