Stock market slumped $5 trillion in Q1. Is it time to buy?
The S&P 500 had its worst quarter in three years.
U.S. stocks are on pace for their worst first-quarter performance in five years, having shed more than $5 trillion in value since the accelerated selloff began in mid-February and hovering near the lowest levels since early autumn.
Tariff risks, which have tested the domestic economy's resilience and stoked price pressures, have proved to be the most significant downside driver, with a host of Wall Street banks trimmed their forecasts for growth, inflation and corporate earnings in the past three weeks.
