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US tariff and inflation fears rattle global markets

NEW YORK — Stock markets were rattled Wednesday by worries about incoming US president Donald Trump slapping tariffs on imports as well as the fading prospects for interest rate cuts.

A CNN report that Trump is considering declaring a national economic emergency to provide legal cover to impose tariffs on all imported goods sent US and European stocks into the red and the dollar higher against major rival currencies.

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