US stocks climbed on Tuesday after Donald Trump postponed his planned 50% tariffs on European Union imports, easing trade tensions and boosting market confidence.
US stocks climbed on Tuesday after Donald Trump postponed his planned 50% tariffs on European Union imports, easing trade tensions and boosting market confidence.
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All three major US stock indices fell by more than 1% on Wednesday after a poorly received auction of US government bonds, which also saw the dollar weaken broadly.
UK businesses are increasingly targeting markets outside the European Union, despite Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ recent claim that the bloc remains Britain’s most important trading partner.
Asian markets mostly advanced after China and the United States agreed to a 90-day truce in their ongoing trade dispute.
Donald Trump has escalated his rhetoric against the European Union, claiming it is “nastier” than China, just hours after announcing a 90-day pause in tariff exchanges with Beijing.
Asian stock markets moved higher following two days of trade talks between the US and China, which US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described as having made “substantial progress.”
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The pound and FTSE 100 futures advanced after reports emerged that former President Trump is set to announce a trade deal with the UK.
Asian equities and the U.S. dollar rose following news of an upcoming meeting between senior U.S. and Chinese trade officials.
Asian markets were mixed on Tuesday following Wall Street’s decline, which ended a nine-day winning streak for major U.S. indexes.