Financial markets continue to be unpredictable due to the often-conflicting tariff discussions out of the White House, according to Tony Roth. Speaking on CNBC’s “Money Matters” program today, Tony talked about the negative impacts that these tariffs are having on investors, the “cause-and-effect” policy decisions out of Washington, and some of the recent, historically violent swings in the bond markets.
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