CEOs brace for recession even after tariff reprieve boosts stocks


Corporate chiefs from Delta Air Lines Inc to Walmart Inc are warning of a wave of pessimism that’s swamping demand. — Reuters

DALLAS: Donald Trump’s 90-day reprieve on some tariffs sent the stock market soaring Wednesday.

But the chaos sown by the president’s trade war means corporate America is planning for a recession.

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