After a 13% ‘Trump tariff’ fall, is the Barclays share price too cheap to miss?
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The Barclays (LSE: BARC) share price has slumped 13% since President Trump imposed his punitive import tariffs on the world.
It comes after the FTSE 100 fell more than 3% over the same period. It’s back down to where it was as long ago as… oh, only January. Maybe not such a big deal. It’s a smaller fall than the S&P 500, which lost 4.8% on the day after the announcement. And the Nasdaq fell 6%.
The price movements I talk about here are as I write on 4 April, and are likely to change even as the minutes go by.
Panic, or what?
What would billionaire investor Warren Buffett do? He’d at least be able to provide a quote to make us think:
Every decade or so, dark clouds will…
