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Friday's Jobs Report Could Be Make-Or-Break Moment After Trump's Tariff Shock
Trump says things are 'going very well' after market plunges, and that he's open to deals on tariffs
Market Upheaval From Trump's Tariffs Could Be Just the Beginning
A 'Trade Shock' Sparked Biggest Stock-market Plunge Since 2020. What Investors Need to Know.
The Prime Minister of Australia responded to Trump's tariffs: there will be no equal countermeasures, and negotiations for exemptions will be sought.
① Australian Prime Minister Albanese criticized USA President Trump for imposing a 10% tariff on allies, stating that such actions are not what friends do, and indicated that Australia will not impose equivalent tariffs on the USA; ② The Australian government will seek to negotiate with the USA in hopes that Trump will lift the tariffs on Australia.
Fed's Kugler Favors Keeping Rates Unchanged
Charles Owen : what stock are you looking at soxs is up 25% today