Policy, Politics & Portfolios

New U.S. tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China deepen a new era of global policy by tariffs, and they likely portend an ongoing noisy and confusing backdrop for investors.

One week after inauguration, the new administration’s policy priorities are coming into focus.

Wells Fargo Investment Institute provides a last pre-election check on the presidential and congressional races, and their investment implications.

What investors should know about how the U.S. government manages its finances.

Investors are asking about the threat posed by ballooning levels of federal debt.

Wells Fargo Investment Institute believes tariffs are part of a trend toward a more fragmented, protectionist foreign economic policy, likely to continue regardless of which party wins the White House.