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Stocks slide as Trump's latest tariff threats bite
U.S. stocks opened lower on Thursday after President Donald Trump again threatened to impose unilateral tariffs, saying late Wednesday that his administration would send letters announcing new levies to trading partners over the next one to two weeks.
Global stocks and the dollar slipped on Thursday as investors sized up a benign U.S. inflation report and the fragile trade ...
Deutsche Bank's George Saravelos has been banging the drum about how the geopolitical realignment being pushed by the Trump ...
By all appearances, a ghost from the 1980s is pacing the corridors of the White House once more. The phrase “Plaza Accord 2.0” is being quietly whispered, ...
Bullish bets firmed up on most Asian currencies as the lack of clarity on a U.S.-China trade agreement kept the dollar on the ...
The Trump administration and Wall Street are starting to agree on one thing: America’s trade deficits are a problem and the ...
Trump’s fiscal policies may boost the US Dollar Index (DXY) but could face long-term pressure from rising deficits. USD/JPY volatility looms, with the yen reacting to Trump’s trade policies ...
Long-term bond yields have soared on a rising 'term premium' – compensation for holding longer-duration debt – leading to ...
It’s not just lower-income consumers who are penny pinching to navigate President Donald Trump’s trade war and an ...
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