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I'm Taylor Riggs, and this is the Fox Business Rundown.

Monday, March 24th, 2025.

With next week ushering out the latest wave of President Trump's tariffs, an increasing

number of U.S. companies are now setting out to re-shore their manufacturing and invest right

here in America.

You know, we can't really compensate for the manufacturing that we're trying to divert from

overseas. Like, we still need goods from overseas. We just can't compensate for that short term.

Longer term, great. You know, let's bring manufacturing back. Let's bring some investment back

in the country. Early reporting from the Wall Street Journal suggests that

the Trump administration's tariff plans for next week may be narrower in scope than the president's

previous tariff threats. Sectors like pharmaceuticals and autos could be spared in the April 2nd

Liberation Day when the new reciprocal tariffs have been planned to take effect.

Still, the delayed 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico are supposed to take effect too.

Stocks jumped up this morning as investors appeared optimistic from this early reporting that the Trump White House may be more

lenient with the extent of their tariffs this time around. We've covered Wall Street's more

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