Malaysia’s exports rise less than expected as higher US levies that kicked in last month disrupted the Southeast Asian nation’s trade with the world’s largest economy https://t.co/YaKYfdGn8W ...

Coffee prices skyrocketing almost 21% over the past year. Rising temperatures and droughts in Brazil along with historic flooding in Vietnam destroyed coffee crops in those top exporters. But now another blow to the beloved cup of Joe. In August, President Trump bringing total tariffs on Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer, to a whopping 50%, the highest in the world next to India. And that's huge because Brazil grows more than a third of all the coffee consumed in the US. typically the president us ...

For the first time since at least the 1990s, China hasn’t bought any US soybeans at the start of the export season, a sign that Beijing is again using agriculture as leverage in its trade fight with Washington https://t.co/vbSshZAJsR ...

Group 1 - US stocks experienced a muted performance after a call between President Trump and China's Xi Jinping, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 hovering around the flat line while the Nasdaq Composite nudged up 0.15% [1] - The conversation between Trump and Xi lasted over three hours, with Trump expressing high expectations for a TikTok deal and hopes for trade negotiations between the two countries [2] - Trump mentioned progress on several important issues, including trade, fentanyl, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the TikTok deal, although details of the TikTok agreement remain unclear [3] Group 2 - The week ended on a subdued note for Wall Street, following the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and Nvidia's $5 billion investment in Intel, with major US indexes on track for weekly gains [4]

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said his government will make a decision in the next days about a EU proposal to suspend Israel’s preferential trade benefits in response to the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza https://t.co/H9iYYdMBcX ...

$1.4M in one trade is crazyunusual_whales (@unusual_whales):The Fed cut rates by 25 BPS yesterday.A trader on Polymarket "aBeancounter" who joined last month made $1.4 million on the trade. https://t.co/vj5gvLS1g4 ...

President Trump indicated he could further extend his trade truce with Chinese President Xi when the leaders speak on Friday, in addition to brokering a sale for TikTok’s US operations https://t.co/2JKlBgPMvv ...

The US, Canada and Mexico are set to formally begin consultations ahead of the high-stakes review of their regional USMCA trade accord next year, the US and Mexico announced https://t.co/07Dr2zmUA1 ...

Group 1 - The narrowing U.S. trade deficit with China may appear as a policy win, but it could lead to unintended market consequences, particularly regarding capital flows and currency strength [1][3][7] - A firmer dollar resulting from tariffs could negatively impact dollar-sensitive stocks, especially multinationals like Apple Inc and Nike Inc, as their overseas revenues would convert to fewer dollars [2][3][6] - Export-heavy sectors, including semiconductors and industrials, may experience margin pressure despite recovering earnings momentum [4][6] Group 2 - Emerging-market equities typically face tighter liquidity and outflows when the dollar surges, which could be detrimental as the year-end approaches [5] - U.S. companies with a domestic focus, such as those tracked by the Point Bridge America First ETF, may benefit as global competitors struggle [6] - The relationship between geopolitics and currencies is emphasized, indicating that while tariffs may be resolved, the financial-market implications remain significant [6][7]

BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇮🇳 TRUMP JUST HAD A CALL WITH MODI.US INDIA TRADE DEAL IS COMING 🔥 https://t.co/AcUtG1TfgP ...