Executives at S&P 500 companies have sounded off on the US-China trade war amid ongoing uncertainty between the world's largest economies.
Executives at S&P 500 companies sounded off on the US-China trade war during their first-quarter conference calls.
It's one of the three major themes highlighted by Goldman Sachs strategists in a quarterly report released this week analyzing excerpts from 40 first-quarter conference calls. "The decision by President Trump to raise tariffs surprised both managements and investors who had believed the trade friction was moving towards a resolution," the strategists, led by David Kostin, wrote in a report to clients out Monday.
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