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Stock Market Drops Amidst Uncertainty Over Trade Deals and Fed Decision
Stocks slipped Tuesday after President Donald Trump's shaky commentary on global trade deals, dashing hopes that progress will soon be made on the tariff front. Investors also await the Federal Reserve's policy decision. ...
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Trump's Uncertainty on Upholding the US Constitution Raises Concerns
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Stock Market Slips Amid Trade Deal Uncertainty: Latest Updates
The stock market started the week on a lower note as investors kept an eye on global trade updates, including surprise tariffs from President Donald Trump. ...
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President Trump's Uncertainty on Upholding the Constitution Raises Concerns
WASHINGTON ‒ President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about his obligation to uphold the U.S. Constitution during an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" while defending his administration's actions on immigration. ...
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Navigating Economic Uncertainty: Expert Advice on Tariffs, 401(k), Inflation, and More
In recent weeks, the U.S. economy has experienced volatility and uncertainty with on-again, off-again tariffs, continued inflation, and drastic stock market reactions. ...
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Federal Workers Face Uncertainty Over Health Insurance Status
Danielle Waterfield was fired, rehired and fired again from her job at CHIPS for America, part of the Department of Commerce. Now, she fears her health insurance was cut off weeks ago, even though she was told otherwise. ...
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Europe Seizes Opportunity Amid Trade Tariff Uncertainty, Says Central Bank Chief
The uncertainty around trade tariffs is complex but a period of uncertainty also provides Europe with an opportunity to assert itself as an economic and geopolitical superpower, the governor of the Bank of Latvia told CNBC Thursday. ...
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Emerging Markets Embrace Diversification Amid Trade War Uncertainty
Emerging markets have found themselves between a rock and a hard place amid an escalating trade war, seemingly forced to choose between China and the U.S. But there's another way: they're backing themselves. ...
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