Trade tensions have begun to force a rethink about how much investors and businesses should bet on the United States.

Tariff jitters have jolted global markets, forcing a rethink about how trade wars may upend business.Seth Wenig/Associated Press‘Can’t put the toothpaste back in the tube’

Global markets are rebounding on Tuesday even as trade tensions show little signs of cooling. To wit: Beijing vowed that it “will fight to the end” against President Trump’s latest tariff threats.

Wall Street analysts have issued a flurry of downgrades for the S&P 500, and billionaire business leaders are pushing back against Trump. (Among them is Elon Musk, the president’s biggest backer, who directly appealed to Trump to reverse course, The Washington Post reports.)

All this adds to a grim mood hanging over boardrooms and trading floors, with C.E.O.s and investors telling DealBook they worry that

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