Global stocks lifted by US reprieve for Donald Trump’s tech tariffs
- Stock markets globally rose on April 14 after the U.S. Announced tariff exemptions.
- Investors reacted to the Trump administration's late Friday announcement on tariff exclusions.
- Exemptions included smartphones, laptops, and semiconductors, key Chinese-made products.
- Analyst Fawad Razaqzada said the tariff adjustment eased trade war fears.
- Despite market gains, uncertainty remained as the tariff reprieve may be temporary.
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US stocks rise, dollar sags on tech tariff twist
NEW YORK, United States – Stock markets rose, gold hit another record high and the dollar remained under pressure as investors grappled with the latest twists and turns in US President Donald Trump’s trade war. Technology shares mostly rose in reaction to a late Friday announcement by the Trump administration of tariff exemptions for smartphones,

Asia shares rise, bonds hold steady on some tariff reprieve
Asian shares edged higher as investors welcomed potential US tariff exemptions on autos and electronics. Market sentiment improved after last week’s selloff, though uncertainty around Trump’s trade policies lingered. US Treasury yields steadied, the dollar weakened, and oil and gold prices rose...
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