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The futures market (at this moment) is pointing to a half percent rise.
Next week may be flat to up ASSUMING Alcoa's earnings and outlook aren't too negatively impacted by tariffs. Otherwise, expect the tariff tax to start working its way through earnings in a negative way for multinational conglomerates. Some companies might post surprise increases as tariffs work in their favor.
Lower earnings however only mean one thing - lower markets.
Meh, Americans will spend their money regardless of tariffs and if it's China junk. At the end of the day they just buy whichever is the cheapest item on the shelf - regardless of how much it costs.
They will buy the item they want no doubt - how much they pay is simply determined by whatever item is cheapest at the time.