Stock investors are starting to tune out President Donald Trump’s trade war. After frantically pushing share prices higher and lower for weeks on each twist and turn in Trump’s tariff negotiations, investors are now largely ignoring new announcements.

Now they have a trade war problem to worry about again. Stocks and the dollar fell Friday after President Donald Trump brought the trade war back to the forefront with threats of massive tariffs against one of America’s most valuable companies and one of its most important trading partners.

Stocks dropped on Friday on renewed fears of an escalating trade war after Donald Trump threatened Apple and the EU with tariffs.

Workday stock tumbled Friday after its latest earnings, but analysts were far more relaxed than investors about the software company’s prospects. Shares dropped 11% to $241 in Friday trading, while the S&P 500 was down 0.

Workday reported a strong Q1 with beats on revenue, EPS, and margins, plus robust guidance and accelerating AI-driven growth. Read why I rate WDAY stock as hold.

Stock futures drop as investors worry about tariffs and Treasury yields as President Donald Trump's tax bill continues to travel through Congress.

U.S. stock index futures steadied on Thursday after a fall in the previous session, when Treasury yields surged, as investors worried President Donald Trump's tax and spending bill could sharply inflate the country's debt burden.

President Trump’s ‘big beautiful spending’ bill is giving investors pause as bond yields move higher over debt and deficit concerns. The 10-year Treasury yield topped 4.5% creating headwinds for U.S.