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Trump Says Tariff Letters to 12 Countries Signed, Going Out Monday
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday his administration later in the day will begin sending letters to 10 to 12 countries informing them of the tariff rate their products will face in the United States.
Japan's tariff negotiator Ryosei Akazawa held "in-depth exchanges" over the phone with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick ...
The world economy, beset with uncertainty for three months over Donald Trump’s on-again-off-again tariffs, is about to get ...
A chief automotive economist has said the industry is bearing economic uncertainty surprisingly well, though sales will fall ...
The pause on the administration's import levies will expire July 9. European Union negotiators have given up on reaching a ...
Acknowledging the complexity of negotiating with over 170 nations, Trump told reporters before departing for Iowa on Thursday ...
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White House officials have suggested that the deadline could be postponed for some countries, while others could receive a ...
The FTSE 250, however, followed them down. UK stocks are struggling to entice investors amid weak domestic economic growth ...
Indonesia will sign a pact worth $34 billion with business partners next week to boost purchases from the United States, as ...
Equity-index futures fell and the dollar dipped after President Trump said his administration may start sending out letters ...
More and more companies are confirming price hikes as President Trump's tariffs are poised to take effect -- most recently, a ...
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