While far from the only Republican defector from President Trump's tariff regimen, Elon Musk is among the most prominent. Here are a few others on Team Trump who have their doubts.

The Tesla CEO has been one of Trump's most outspoken cheerleaders — but Musk is not a fan of the tariffs that have shaken global markets.

Global stocks bounced back from Monday's selloff as optimism over potential tariff negotiations grew, while China appears to be digging in for a prolonged trade war.Reciprocal tariffs are set to come into effect on Wednesday.

President Donald Trump rejected suggestions from European Union (EU) officials of a zero-for-zero tariffs deal with the U.S. on certain sectors, such as autos and industrial goods. Asked in the Oval Office on Monday if such an offer was good enough,

The EU has said that they have offered zero tariffs on cars and industrial goods. Is that not enough? PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Well, no, it's not enough. The EU has been very tough over the years. I always say it was formed to really do damage to the United States in trade.