[NEW YORK] Wall Street stocks finished mostly lower on Tuesday despite another Nasdaq record as President Donald Trump announced a US trade deal with Indonesia ahead of a deadline still facing numerous other countries.
All Indonesian goods entering the United States will encounter a 19 per cent tariff, below the 32 per cent previously threatened,
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NEW YORK – Wall Street stocks finished mostly lower on July 15 despite another Nasdaq record as President Donald Trump announced
a US trade deal with Indonesia
ahead of a deadline still facing numerous other countries.
All Indonesian goods entering the United States will encounter a 19 per cent tariff,
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NEW YORK, July 16 — Most US and European share indices slid yesterday, as US inflation data indicated President Donald Trump’s tariffs could be feeding into his country’s economy.
In New York, the Nasdaq edged higher to close at another record, propelled by buoyant news from tech darling Nvidia. But the blue-chip Dow and broader S&P 500 both retreated.
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Interest rate-sensitive stocks came under pressure today.
Whirlpool faces some challenging near-term conditions.
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