The president’s attack on the Fed and a weakening economic outlook mean more pain for the market. An index of future economic activity fell again in March while President Donald Trump continued his attacks Monday on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.

What gives me hope is we don’t need to be doing any of these policies. They can be undone relatively easy if congress would just step up."

President Donald Trump’s efforts to curb immigration are coming at a precarious time for the US labor market, threatening to choke off a key growth engine just as tariffs are poised to drag down economic activity.