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Shares Steady, Dollar Firms on US Tariff Letters; Oil Dips

TOKYO: Stock markets in Asia took in stride the latest twist in US President Donald Trump’s tariff roll-out on Tuesday, as the dollar held onto gains and oil retreated. Shares on Wall Street fell after Trump sent letters to 14 countries, including Japan and South Korea, unveiling sharply higher tariffs on imports into the United States, while also postponing their implementation to Aug 1. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

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Shares steady, dollar firms on US tariff letters; oil dips

22 hours ago·Malaysia

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Tariffs: Trump Maintains Pressure with Letters Sent to Trading Partners

Tariffs: Trump maintains pressure with letters sent to trading partners

1 day ago·Montreal, Canada

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Shares steady in Asia on US tariff letter; dollar firms

2 days ago·New York, United States

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Shares steady, yen slides after US issues tariff letters

Trump sent letters to 14 countries on Monday, including major Asian trading partners such as Japan and South Korea, saying they face sharply higher tariffs on imports into the United States from a new deadline of August 1

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Dollar Strengthens, Oil Prices Fall After New Us Tariffs

Dollar strengthens, oil prices fall after new US tariffsAsian stock markets are steady while the dollar strengthens and oil prices fall after the US announced higher tariffs on 14 countries, including Japan and South Korea, from August 1. The European Union will not face new increased tariffs.

17 hours ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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