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Trump pauses tariffs to negotiate with global partners amid trade tensions
President Trump paused tariffs on numerous countries, aiming to negotiate better trade deals while intensifying pressure on China, where tariffs were raised to 125%. This decision led to a surge in global stock markets, despite ongoing trade tensions and fears of recession. Treasury Secretary Bessent indicated that the strategy was designed to leverage negotiations effectively.
trump pauses tariffs on most nations while increasing taxes on china imports
President Trump paused tariffs on most nations for 90 days while increasing taxes on Chinese imports to 125%, aiming to focus the trade conflict on China amid global market turmoil. The S&P 500 surged nearly 7% following the announcement, reflecting market relief over potential negotiations. However, economic forecasters warn that simultaneous shocks to consumer sentiment and corporate confidence could lead the U.S. into recession.
us treasury chief says trade talks not linked to market decline
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that ongoing trade negotiations are not linked to the recent stock market drop, emphasizing that international interest drives these talks. Following President Trump's tariff announcements, over 70 countries sought discussions, indicating a shift towards negotiation rather than market reaction. Historical patterns show that initial market shocks from tariffs often lead to optimism as negotiations progress, with significant trading volumes reflecting the evolving impact of trade policy on market volatility.
Japan appoints economy minister to lead trade talks with the US
Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru is set to nominate Economy Minister Akazawa Ryosei as the lead negotiator for trade talks with the U.S., following a recent agreement with President Trump to discuss tariffs. Akazawa expressed uncertainty about the nomination, while U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's involvement has raised concerns about potential pressure on Japan to weaken the yen to facilitate U.S. exports. The Bank of Japan's interest rate policies may also be influenced by these developments as they aim to achieve a stable inflation target.
us treasury chief links market decline to chinese ai firm deepseek
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent attributed the recent stock market decline to the emergence of Chinese AI firm DeepSeek, rather than President Trump's economic policies. He noted that DeepSeek's launch earlier this year led to a significant drop in Nvidia shares, contributing to a nearly US$600 billion loss in market value. Following this, US stocks fell about 10% amid inflation concerns and a potential economic slowdown.
us tariffs spark economic uncertainty and market volatility as growth slows
President Trump has announced a significant increase in tariffs, introducing a baseline 10% on imports and higher rates for specific countries, including a 54% total increase on China. This move is expected to slow global growth, with potential legal challenges and lobbying efforts from businesses. The economic impact may lead to reduced US growth forecasts and increased volatility in equity markets, while the Federal Reserve may respond with rate cuts.
Trump announces new tariffs prompting global trade tensions and potential negotiations
President Trump has announced new tariffs, including a 10% increase on all countries and specific measures against key trading partners like China and the EU, prompting threats of retaliation and negotiations. Analysts predict economic slowdowns and potential escalation, with the EU preparing countermeasures and the U.S. effective tariff rate expected to rise significantly. The situation remains fluid, with the possibility of further tariff increases if retaliatory actions occur.
us tariffs spark global trade uncertainty and market volatility
President Trump announced new tariffs starting April 5, imposing at least 10% on all imports, with higher rates for countries deemed unfair, including 20% for the EU and 46% for Vietnam. This move raises concerns about supply chain disruptions and potential retaliations, while the US's manufacturing capacity limits its ability to replace imports, likely leading to price shocks. Investors are advised to focus on diversification and remain cautious as markets adjust to this significant shift in global trade dynamics.
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