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Trump tariffs live updates: US won't drop China tariffs without something 'substantial'
Stocks continued their rally early Wednesday as markets attempted a recovery following a battering amid fears that President Donald Trump will attempt to fire Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. The president on Tuesday said he would not fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell, despite his criticisms.
The New Republic on MSN4d
Panicking Trump Walks Back His Attacks on the Fed and ChinaInstituting an astronomical tariff rate of 145 percent against China, one of the the country’s largest trading partners, has ...
Gold fell for a second day as the White House struck a softer tone on Federal Reserve independence and investors weighed ...
The U.S. dollar staged a tentative rebound against its major peers on Wednesday on hopes of de-escalating trade tensions and ...
The Manila Times on MSN5h
Trump spares Fed and IMF; policymakers express reliefGlobal policymakers gathered in Washington last week breathed a collective sigh of relief that the US-centric economic order ...
Entertainment and tech shares followed markets higher extending a rally sparked by President Trump floating a possible ...
Gold on Wednesday extended its retreat from an all-time high, falling more than 3%, as appetite for riskier assets improved ...
Conflict Watcher on MSN6h
Trump demands free passage for US ships, China moves on reefIt happened while you were sleeping. Here is what the world agencies reported overnight from Saturday to Sunday. President ...
Trump placed tariffs totaling 145% on China, leading China to retaliate with tariffs of 125% on the U.S. — essentially ...
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