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Bessent says Trump-Xi call would ease trade logjam — ‘I believe we will see something very soon’
Economy
Bessent says Trump-Xi call would ease trade logjam — ‘I believe we will see something very soon’
By AFPJune 1, 2025
Forget tacos, can Trump have his tariff cake and eat it too? Wall Street’s biggest bull thinks so
Economy
Forget tacos, can Trump have his tariff cake and eat it too? Wall Street’s biggest bull thinks so
By Jason MaJune 1, 2025
Spike in steel tariffs could imperil Trump promise of lower grocery prices
Politics
Spike in steel tariffs could imperil Trump promise of lower grocery prices
By Matt Sedensky and The Associated PressJune 1, 2025
President Donald Trump speaks at U.S. Steel Mon Valley Works-Irvin Plant, Friday, May 30, 2025, in West Mifflin, Pa.
Politics
Trump doubles steel tariffs to 50%
By Michelle L. Price, Marc Levy and The Associated PressMay 30, 2025
Stocks flat after Trump says China ‘totally violated’ trade agreement with U.S.
Economy
Stocks flat after Trump says China ‘totally violated’ trade agreement with U.S.
By Ben WeissMay 30, 2025
Bitcoin stumbles as Trump accuses China of violating trade deal
The Coins
Bitcoin stumbles as Trump accuses China of violating trade deal
By Catherine McGrathMay 30, 2025
U.S. trade rep says China still restricts rare earths as Trump accuses Beijing of violating deal 
Politics
U.S. trade rep says China still restricts rare earths as Trump accuses Beijing of violating deal 
By Jason MaMay 30, 2025
Packages of Skippy peanut butter are stacked at a Costco Wholesale store on April 4, 2025 in San Diego, California.
Retail
Hormel Foods says consumers are ‘strained’ as they trade down or hunt for value, but maintains outlook for the year
By Eleanor PringleMay 30, 2025
Gap sweaters and clothes in a store
Retail
Gap says Trump’s tariffs could cost the company a whopping $300 million, sending shares into a tailspin
By Stan Choe and The Associated PressMay 30, 2025
Investors may be suffering tariff whiplash but markets are set for solid May gains
Finance
Investors may be suffering tariff whiplash but markets are set for solid May gains
By Ian MountMay 30, 2025
A safety deposit box key rests on a gold bar weighing 12.5 kilograms in the precious metals vault at Pro Aurum KG in Munich, Germany, on Wednesday, July 10, 2019. Gold rose for a third day after the Federal Reserve indicated that its preparing to cut interest rates for the first time in a decade as the global economy slows.
Finance
Germany stores 1,200 tons of gold at the Fed—now Trump fears are sparking repatriation demands
By Ryan HoggMay 30, 2025
‘High tariffs will not bring economic prosperity’: Japan criticizes protectionism as it returns to U.S. trade negotiations
Politics
‘High tariffs will not bring economic prosperity’: Japan criticizes protectionism as it returns to U.S. trade negotiations
By The Associated PressMay 30, 2025
Trump has several workarounds to get his tariffs back on track, experts say
Politics
Trump has several workarounds to get his tariffs back on track, experts say
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 30, 2025
Bessent says U.S.-China talks ‘stalled,’ pushes for Trump-Xi call
Politics
Bessent says U.S.-China talks ‘stalled,’ pushes for Trump-Xi call
By Daniel Flatley and BloombergMay 29, 2025
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Finance
Stocks lose steam as courts swing back and forth on Trump tariffs
By Irina IvanovaMay 29, 2025
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