Tariffs on cars from Mexico and Canada delayed by one month

You're looking at Biden data,

Lutnick argued in a Bloomberg Television interview,

Big, bold, unexpected - a game changer for the outlook,

Bank of America Global Research economists and analysts said in a Wednesday note,

'Fed cuts because of weak economic data' is not a good thing for markets anymore,

Citi equity strategist Drew Pettit said

Karoline Leavittwhite House press secretary

We spoke with the Big Three auto dealers. We are going to give a one-month exemption on any autos coming through USMCA (the US, Mexico and Canada trade agreement),

Trump said in a statement, through White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt

Automakers, battery makers and suppliers are investing billions in American manufacturing and to modernize the industrial base,

said John Bozzella, president of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation

In general, any tariff would have a broad impact on our industry,

Home Depot said

It is a highly dynamic situation,

said Corrie Sue Barry, CEO of electronics retailer Best Buy, who called price increases "highly likely."

If the tariffs do hold, the automotive industry won't be able to adjust overnight,

she said

The territory to the immediate south of our border is now dominated entirely by criminal cartels that murder, rape, torture and exercise total control,

he told Congress

But what he's thinking about is which sections of the market that can maybe, maybe, he'll consider giving them relief until we get to, of course, April 2,

Lutnick said

I told him that many people have died from Fentanyl that came through the Borders of Canada and Mexico, and nothing has convinced me that it has stopped,

Trump wrote

Kevin Gordoninvestment strategist

Uncertainty is the policy at this point,

Gordon said

Warren Buffettlegendary investor

Tariffs are actually — we've had a lot of experience with them — they're an act of war, to some degree,

Buffett said in an interview with CBS News

The market really wants certainty and it will adjust to whatever they are,

he said at the Bloomberg Invest conference in New York

David Frenchamerican attorney, conservative journalist

As long as these tariffs are in place, Americans will be forced to pay higher prices on household goods,

David French, the National Retail Federation's executive vice president of government relations, said in a statement

Greg DacoeY chief economist

The exceptionalism and resilience that we've been talking about for two years, I think is starting to show some cracks,

Daco added

We're going to see a price level change upward,

said Kleinhenz

We've got now multiple trade wars on multiple fronts,

Swonk said

Market uncertainty surrounding tariffs, inflation, interest rates and government policies ... have led to a disappointing start of the year in investment banking,

driving investors away from those stocks, ... the analysts wrote

There is a strong view that a lot of things around taxes and regulation will go in the right direction, but in the interim, those negotiations can be controversial and complex,

said Gregory Bedrosian, managing partner & CEO of boutique investment bank Drake Star