Wall Street opens down Monday following Trump's tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China
Wall Street stocks open slight down Monday, following President Donald Trump over the weekend enacts tariffs on Mexican, Chinese and Canadian goods. The Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased 565 points, or 1.3%, following the opening bell Monday, according to The Hill newspaper.
Wall Street girds for market impact of Trump tariffs
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