President Donald Trump, world leaders, world leaders, world leaders and some members of their party, the global economy and some members have moved forward with the rapist tariffs.
This is the last of where the trade war is:
Trump plows in front of you: Trump said, “not look at,” to stop the tariffs before taking effect on Wednesday.
“We have many countries, we have to negotiate with us,” he said. “There will be fair deals and will pay significantly tariffs in certain cases.”
The tariffs asked if there were permanent or negotiations – a point of the competitors who struggled to clarify last week – Trump insisted the phrase “can be true.”
“There may be permanent and negotiations, because there are things we need outside the tariffs,” he said. “So we will get fair deals and good deals with each country.”
Stock variability: Markets ended mainly on Monday after a wild trading day. The S & P was closed 0.2%, the Dow Jones industry decreased by an average of 0.9% or 350 points. Tech-Heavy Nasdaq, a 3.5% higher chipmaker NVIDIA increased by 0.1%.
The US markets are whipaw because the Trump is reported by any news that the Trump will contribute to their own tariffs plan. It is widespread that says a 90-day break is a widespread, but a fake hood sent to the markets skyocketing markets for a short time.
New threat over China: Trump threatened additional tariffs in China if 34% revoked the measures of revenge measures. This was in addition to its announcement last week, that is, the total tariffs for the United States were fully applied to the United States, it is 104%.
Negotiations with Japan: Trump, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ashiba’nın “sending the best team to negotiate” spoke after talking to the phone.
“Extremely failed” tariff “extremely unsuccessful” of Trump’s Japanese goods, “extremely unsuccessful”, the largest foreign investor in the United States, “said the United States of American tariff measures to reduce the investment potential of Japanese companies.”
Landscape from Wall Street: Big figures in the business world, the alarm about the economic consequences of Trump’s tariff policy in the last few days, some even returns previous support for him.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, Trump’ın tariff tariffs will be “increased increase”, “he will slow down,” he said. On Friday, the bank increased the bet to the recession by 40% to 60%.
Dimon’s comments are a sharp reverse in January, because in January, “Shoots” in January because they are “good for national security.”
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman said, “The global economy is about evil math,” a weekend in a weekend of missiles called for the 90-day break for others, “the global economy is reduced.”
“This is not a vote,” the 2024 campaign, Ackman wrote.
Landscape from Capitol Hill: Republicans in the Congress are still more than Trumps from Tariff Turbulence, although new cracks continued to create.
A bipartisan Senate Bill, which limits the power of the President, now has seven republican sponsors. However, the White House said he would veto the legislation if Trump has reached the TRUC’s desk, that is, he said to turn two-thirds of the house by GOP and to turn it to the Senate. The Leader of the Senate Leader John Thune, Rs.d., said about the bill, “I do not think of the future.”
Meanwhile, the Republic Sense. Wisconsin and Mike Lee’s Ron Johnson, in favor of Utah in favor of Zero-Zero tariffs in favor of Nay.
At home, some restraint Republicans are looking for more guidance about Trump’s wider plans. In a home gop conference at a home weekend, rap. Darrell Issa, California, MPs asked if the White House could get detailed information about Trump’s tariffs. And rap. Chairman of the Committee on Financial Services Arkansas, Arkansas expressed some frustrations with how the White House manages the tariff condition.
Still, dynamic Mike Johnson, R.
