US EditionTrump team tries to project confidence and calm after his tariff moves rattled markets
- Trump administration officials defended President Trump's economic policies on television networks on Sunday.
- The defense of Trump's policies followed a week of reeling markets and reversed course on some tariffs.
- Officials addressed topics like national security and ongoing trade negotiations with several nations.
- Navarro stated, "They've been cheating us for decades," while Lutnick said, "This is a national security issue."
- Despite shifting narratives, Trump asked for patience, while maintaining an on-again, off-again approach to tariffs.
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From the reduction of rates to the purchase of public debt: the Fed’s tools for calming markets
Markets try to fit the blow of Donald Trump's new economic turn, which threatens to reverse more than a century of globalization. Tariff taxation has set off the alarms in the bond market, weakened the dollar, and forced the White House to regulate. The improvisation with which the Trump Administration is acting further damages the confidence of investors who see the solution in the Federal Reserve apart from the problems.Continue reading
Markets: drive to survive - La Tercera
We talked with Mauricio Cañas, strategy director of BTG BTG Pactual Wealth Management, with whom we analyzed the options that are discussed in the markets in the face of the permanent changes in Trump's tariff policies, and that have created a period of great uncertainty.
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