A Financial Times columnist has coined the term "TACO trade," saying Trump chickens out of his tariff orders. What is behind ...

It's called negotiation." But the notion of TACO trade has taken off online, with several artificial intelligence images of Trump adorned in tacos or chicken suits being shared online alongside ...

Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong coined "TACO trade" in May, describing how some investors anticipate market rebounds amid Trump's on-again, off-a g ain tariff policies. Trump hit back at a ...

A CNBC reporter did ask the President about the new terminology, to which the President said that this is not called ...

President Donald Trump bristled at suggestions that Wall Street believes he’s ultimately unwilling to follow through on ...

The 'Taco' trade — short for ‘Trump Always Chickens Out' — mocks Trump's habit of backing down on tariff threats. He called it the "nastiest question” after repeated U-turns since "Liberation Day." ...

A recurring market pattern, nicknamed the “TACO trade” — short for “Trump Always Chickens Out” — has re-emerged as Wall Street reacts to President Donald Trump's tariff threats. While markets ...

The term ‘Taco’ trade, first coined by Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong, has made US President Donald Trump angry, who called it the ‘nastiest question’ when asked about it. Short for ‘Trump ...

TACO, short for "Trump Always Chickens Out" — drew a sharp reaction from the president. Questioned about it in the Oval ...