What’s happening to the Rolls-Royce share price now?
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As I write on Tuesday morning (8 April) the Rolls-Royce Holdings (LSE: RR.) share price is up 6%.
It’s a rebound after the initial fallout from President Trump’s global tariff war. Since a peak of 818p in March, Rolls-Royce shares fell 22% to close Monday at 635.8p.
Jumping ship?
Investors who’ve watched growth shares for any time will know that a strong bullish spell is often knocked off-course by a specific event. People see the fall and decide to get off the short-term ride. And we all nod sagely and decide that yes, the shares maybe were getting a bit pricey.
Is that what’s happening to Rolls-Royce shares now? I don’t think so.
For one thing, the stock market rout…
