President Trump has insisted that he doesn't chicken out when it comes to enforcing his tariffs, telling reporters earlier this summer, quote, "It's called negotiation." Well, despite that, with a deadline to impose new tariffs on China at midnight, Trump was waffling again this morning. >> We'll see what happens. They've been dealing quite nicely.The relationship is very good with President with President Xi and myself. Well, just hours later, Donald Trump folded, extending the deadline for China tariffs f ...

Joining us now, NBC's Gabe Gutierrez reporting from the White House, CNBC's Steve Leeman. With me on set, NBC's Christine Romans and independent journalist Philip Bump. Christine, in the meantime, with all these tariff ups and downs, this is what Yell's Budget Lab found.They calculate the inflationary effects of tariffs will cost a typical household an average as much as $2,400 this year. So, let me start with a question. People want to know what's going up and when.>> Yeah. I mean, we don't know how much a ...

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Hello and welcome to Morning Brief Market Sunrise. I'm Raman Karali live from Yahoo Finance Studios in London. It's Wednesday 6th August.Coming up on the show, Asian and European markets move higher as earnings and tariffs take center stage. Will the US follow suit. Weight loss drug giant Nova Nordisk sees sales of Begoi sore, but sales in America disappoint.And mining giant Glenor decides not to change its listing to New York and sticks with London. So grab your coffee and let's own the morning. The first ...

Megan, there so many of these trade deals that have been taking place all at the same time being negotiated at the same time and we are facing some new deadlines this week for countries that we anticipate seeing potentially higher tariffs that there's not a deal reached. The president himself said uh substantially higher tariffs for India expected in the next 24 hours. How do you um kind of sort through everything we've heard and figure out where things stand right now.>> Yeah, it's an interesting question, ...

Government and Economic Data Integrity - The integrity of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is crucial for the economy, as it provides essential information on jobs and wages [2][3] - Undermining the credibility of statistical information, especially jobs reports, is compared to authoritarian tactics [4][8] - The reliability of U S statistics is important for both the government and the private sector globally [6] Presidential Actions and Economic Policy - The President believes jobs numbers are rigged, without providing specific evidence [1][10] - The President fired the BLS Commissioner, raising concerns about political interference in statistical reporting [4][5] - The President is considering candidates for Federal Reserve Chair, potentially favoring those who support lower interest rates [15][18][20] Trade and Tariffs - The President claims to be negotiating significant investment deals with other countries, but details are lacking [11][12] - There are concerns about whether these investment deals will materialize and what consequences exist if countries don't follow through [12][13] - The President suggests using higher tariffs as leverage if countries fail to meet investment commitments [12] Economic Uncertainty and Global Impact - The President's actions and decisions are seen as potentially dictatorial, affecting the entire world [22][23] - Concerns exist about the credibility of the Federal Reserve if the President appoints someone who will prioritize political goals over controlling inflation [23][24]

And you can see right now the ten year at 422, the two year at 370. >> And now to the gusts that we've been talking about all morning President Donald Trump. Mr.. President welcome. Thanks for thanks for calling in. Wish you could be here in person, but we'll do this.>> Good morning Joe. >> We've been talking about the BLS and the employment numbers all morning long. Sometimes I know you get a chance to tune in. I want to bring up a chart.I hope you can see it, or else I'll describe it to you. This is the r ...

President Trump’s newest tariffs are set to go into effect on Aug. 7. But details of the trade deals already inked are still in flux. So, is the strategy working? @sarahsholder and @b_muzz recap Trump’s approach on the Big Take podcast https://t.co/b9hHfUuhMC https://t.co/uZRPev6PJE ...

President Trump’s newest tariffs are set to go into effect on Aug. 7. But details of the trade deals already inked are still in flux. So, is the strategy working? @sarahsholder and @b_muzz recap Trump’s approach on the Big Take podcast https://t.co/b9hHfUuhMC https://t.co/5rZp2ZABJk ...

Trump's social post about repositioning nuclear subs all giving stocks a hard time today. S&P on pays for its worst day since May. But my next guest recently went overweight equities and has a year-end target up 10% from here 6950.Joining me now is Marco Papich, macro and geopolitical strategist at BCA Research. Marco, put this in perspective for us. It can be easy to get caught up in uh in in the moves of the day.Why do things look perhaps brighter to you. Well, first of all, we've been on a tear since May ...