‘Like driving through the fog’: CEOs discuss how to handle the 90-day pause in the tariff war

‘Like driving through the fog’: CEOs discuss how to handle the 90-day pause in the tariff war

In today’s CEO Daily: Diane Brady talks to the CEOs of Stryker, Sentry Equipment and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO about how they’re handling the 90-day pause in the trade war.  The big story: Trump may (eventually) get the lower interest rates he wants. The markets: Huge yesterday, not so much today. Analyst notes from UBS on Trump’s climbdown, Oxford Economics on GDP, Goldman Sachs on China exports, and BNP Paribas on the tariff war. Plus: …

Trump administration agrees to dial back most tariff increases on China for 90 days

San José, CA - After a weekend of negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and China’s Vice Premier He Lifen...

The futures of the soy in Chicago marked peaks of almost 10 months on Wednesday, as the truce in the Washington-Beijing tariff dispute and a proposal to expand a fiscal credit for biofuels in the United States boosted the hopes of demand.The corn futures traded mixed, while wheat rebounded from a minimum of almost five years on Tuesday.Soy has gone up for five sessions in a row, supported this week by the 90-day pause in tariffs that Washington …

Donald Trump has reduced tariffs for 90 days. And if there are no deals until then? The markets will ultimately give him the direction. The post Donald Trump is now sitting in his self-built 90-day trap appeared first on financemarktwelt.de.

Tariff 90-day Deal USA and China - Tariffs AgNet West

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent discusses the tariff agreement between China and the United States to pause tariffs for 90 days, highlighting the productive nature of the talks held in Lake ... Read More The post Tariff 90-day Deal USA and China appeared first on AgNet West.

Trump’s 90-day pauses ‘unlikely to lead to substantial deals’

Donald Trump’s 90-day suspensions on “reciprocal” tariffs with China, the EU, and the UK were unlikely to result in long-term trade deals…