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Secretary of State Marco Rubio canceled the Tokyo and Seoul destinations of this week’s trip to Asia amid an Israeli visit to the White House and a renewed trade war.
President Donald Trump is again pushing back the deadline on his so-called "Liberation Day" tariffs, delaying implementation from this week to next month.
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Irish Star on MSNMSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell accuses Donald Trump of 'lies' in letters to world leadersTV presenter Lawrence O'Donnell has accused US President Donald Trump of lying in letters sent to world leaders attempting to ...
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MiBolsilloColombia on MSNTrump announces tariff hikes up to 40% on 14 countriesTrump announced steep new tariffs on 14 countries, set to begin August 1. The move targets trade imbalances but could shake ...
President Donald Trump is hosting a meeting of his Cabinet at the White House, the sixth of his second term.As the ...
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Irish Star on MSNTrump slammed for 'pathetic' response to chickening out of tariffsTrump appeared to suggest that his plan now revolves mainly around sending the letters he's been posting to his Truth Social to foreign governments, imploring them to come to a deal or export their ...
Wall Street's main indexes opened mixed on Tuesday, as investors assessed President Donald Trump's latest tariff offensive, ...
Trump warned leaders of Japan and South Korea that warned tariffs could go as high as 70% in August unless they strike a new ...
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Investor's Business Daily on MSNStock Market Today: Dow Retreats While Nasdaq Pulls Ahead; Gold Names Get Clobbered (Live Coverage)The Nasdaq composite trimmed a larger gain to around 0.1% in recent action. The S&P 500 floundered, rising less than 0.1% after falling 0.8% on Monday. Small-caps still outpaced the market, with the ...
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Press Trust of India on MSNSensex advances 270 pts on fag-end buying in banking stocks, gains in Asian peersBenchmark BSE Sensex closed higher by 270 points on Tuesday, helped by late-day buying in banking and select IT shares as well as positive trends in the Asian markets ...
World shares are mostly higher, with financial markets shrugging off U.S. tariff pressures on its trading partners.
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