Golden Finance reported that as Trump's latest tariffs approach, the U.S. stock market faces potential fragile moments. The S&P 500 has fallen about 5% from its all-time close high on February 19, with a series of weak U.S. economic reports sparking concerns about economic growth and tariffs have made the market outlook worse. Analysts generally believe that tariffs on foreign imports may exacerbate inflation and cut corporate profits. Chuck Carlson, CEO of Horizon Investment Services, said that for the moment, the market still sees tariffs more as a negotiation tool than a long-term strategy, and if that starts to change, I think it will have a negative impact on the stock market. (Jin Shi)