Trump Hints Tariff Rollback After Market Jitters
Stocks surged after President Trump said tariffs on Chinese goods might “come down substantially,” a shift days after levies of up to 145 % rattled retailers and voters. The Wall Street Journal reports officials are weighing cuts to 35 % on non-security items, though Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent insists Beijing must reciprocate.
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