US Stocks Dip Ahead of Trump’s Tariff Deadline
US stocks dipped on Thursday as investors faced a tariff deadline, with Trump confirming tariffs to take effect Friday and extending them with Mexico.
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US stocks dipped on Thursday as investors faced a tariff deadline, with Trump confirming tariffs to take effect Friday and extending them with Mexico.
Eurozone’s Q2 growth dipped to a mere 0.1% as uncertainties over U.S. tariffs cast a long shadow on member economies.
Trump announces sweeping tariff moves affecting India, Brazil, and South Korea, plus bold copper measures ahead of August 1 deadline.
The US is reshaping economic ties with the Chinese mainland as trade talks pivot toward tactical compromises and more balanced diplomacy.
Trump sets a 10-day deadline for Russia to end the Ukraine crisis or face tariffs, signaling a dramatic shift in U.S. policy.
U.S. automakers are facing rising costs and supply chain challenges as tariffs aimed at boosting domestic production backfire.
China and the U.S. extend the pause on 24% reciprocal tariffs after productive Stockholm trade talks, easing trade tensions.
A landmark US-EU deal imposes a 15% tariff on most EU exports, sparking mixed reactions from European leaders on global trade.
Brazil’s Lula slams abrupt U.S. tariffs, urging dialogue and control over untapped mineral resources for national benefit.
US and Chinese mainland officials meet in Stockholm for trade talks on tech tariffs that could reshape Silicon Valley.