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The US economy grew 4.3% in Q3, boosting market confidence despite concerns over interest rate hikes; stock markets hit new highs, and China delays tariffs on semiconductors to ease trade tensions, while the government plans to start garnishing wages of defaulted student loan borrowers in January.
Stock market ETFs SPY and QQQ rose as President Trump considered reducing China tariffs, but expectations for a rate cut faltered amid uncertain economic signals.
President Trump is scheduled to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping next Thursday in Busan, South Korea, on the sidelines of the APEC Summit, during a broader Asia trip that includes stops in Malaysia, Japan, and South Korea, amid ongoing tensions over new tariffs on China.
A new 100% tariff on China announced by President Trump has caused a significant market drop, erasing $2 trillion in value, amid fears of a renewed trade war, an AI valuation bubble, and ongoing government shutdowns, creating a 'perfect storm' for economic uncertainty.
Donald Trump has threatened to impose massive tariffs on China amid Beijing's restrictions on rare earth exports, escalating tensions and potentially reigniting a trade war between the US and China, which has already impacted global markets and supply chains.
The article criticizes Donald Trump's recent proposals for sanctions and tariffs against Russia and China, arguing they are impractical, unwise, and serve more to create an illusion of action rather than effective policy, while highlighting the lack of genuine U.S. support for Ukraine and the complex geopolitical realities involved.
US President Donald Trump has called for NATO countries to increase economic pressure on Russia, including stopping oil imports and imposing tariffs on China, but experts doubt these measures will be effective or supported, highlighting ongoing tensions within alliances and the complexities of global geopolitics.
President Trump stated that he will only impose new sanctions on Russia over Ukraine if NATO countries stop purchasing Russian oil and impose tariffs on China, emphasizing the need for unified action to increase pressure on Russia amid ongoing conflicts and energy dependencies.
US President Donald Trump urged NATO countries to stop buying Russian oil and threatened China with tariffs up to 100% over its Russian petroleum purchases, criticizing NATO members' continued Russian oil imports and emphasizing his stance on ending the Ukraine conflict, amid recent Russian drone attacks on Poland and NATO's response.
President Trump stated he will impose new US sanctions on Russia only if all NATO countries agree to impose high tariffs on China and stop buying Russian oil, linking economic pressure on Russia to NATO's stance on China and Ukraine.
Former President Trump urged NATO countries to stop buying Russian oil and impose 50-100% tariffs on Chinese purchases of Russian energy to end the Russia-Ukraine war, criticizing NATO's current energy policies and linking China's influence over Russia to the ongoing conflict.
President Trump has delayed a sharp increase in tariffs on Chinese goods for 90 days to allow further trade negotiations, amid ongoing efforts to reach a deal that could impact global markets, U.S. consumers, and key industries like technology and agriculture.
President Donald Trump extended the US-China trade truce for another 90 days, maintaining the current tariffs and signaling ongoing negotiations. He also announced a federal takeover of Washington, D.C., and discussed other political and economic developments, including a new appointment at the Bureau of Labor Statistics and meetings with corporate leaders.
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to extend the pause on high tariffs on Chinese goods for another 90 days, delaying the reimplementation of tariffs that were set to expire, following recent trade talks between the U.S. and China.
Donald Trump has extended a 90-day pause on implementing new tariffs on China, just before the previous agreement was set to expire, as US and Chinese officials continue trade negotiations. The delay aims to avoid escalating tariffs and foster positive trade outcomes, with both sides expressing hope for a mutually beneficial deal amid ongoing tensions and economic implications.