US stocks traded mixed this Tuesday afternoon as investors remained on edge ahead of President Trump’s much-anticipated "Liberation Day" announcement, which is expected to introduce sweeping reciprocal tariffs.

On April 2, President Trump is set to roll out a new tariffs, dubbed "Liberation Day," aimed at reshaping U.S. trade relationships and strengthening domestic industries.

U.S. stocks pared earlier losses on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) reversing into positive territory, while the S&P 500 (GSPC) and Nasdaq Composite (IXIC) remained in the red.

Consumer pessimism surrounding the U.S. economy is growing, with new data signaling rising concerns over inflation, employment prospects, and financial stability.

US stocks took another hit on Friday as investors reacted to fresh inflation data and escalating trade tensions.

Boeing delivered a surprising blow to Lockheed Martin by winning the Air Force’s next-generation F-47 fighter jet contract—a move that lifted its stock and stunned much of Wall Street.

Avadel Pharmaceuticals recently surged after ASL Strategic Value Fund publicly called on the company to pursue strategic alternatives—including a potential sale.