There's all there's also, Mr.. Secretary, more of a conversation now built around the European Union. Our own Sylvia Maro out in Europe was speaking to some of the top diplomats out there and she had made at least reference to this idea that they are saying progress is being made, that there's there's still a ways to go, but that there might actually be carveouts or certain concessions there as you work towards an overarching trade deal with the European Union. Can you take us through how you feel those neg ...

company's CEO, Kirk Tanner, is departing to take the top job at Hershey. >> Let's get to Washington this morning. Our Megan Cassella joins us with the latest on tariffs and what we might expect today and in the very important coming days Megan good morning.>> Hey good morning guys. So the president has now formally extended the deadline for all of those so-called reciprocal tariffs from July 9th tomorrow to the end of the month. So there's country specific tariffs that were supposed to take effect tomorrow ...

Trade deals, it turns out, take time. Donald Trump has had to extend the deadline for countries to reach agreements with America. But how serious is the new timeline? https://t.co/nDj8c5OkKx ...

President Trump is facing a pivotal time for reaching trade deals before new tariffs are scheduled to hit dozens of countries starting Wednesday https://t.co/CH7zJ8a6k6 ...

And a new deadline in Trump's tariff wars after his administration will not be likely to meet Wednesday's deadline to secure 90 deals in 90 days. The president has set July 9th, which is Wednesday, as the deadline for countries to have new trade deals or to negotiate trade deals with the US. But he's saying that if they don't reach that deadline by Wednesday, July 9th, then on August 1st, they're going to start having to pay new tariffs or these tariffs that he rolled out in April that he's now going to ess ...

Yeah, send everything higher.The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter):BREAKING: US Treasury Secretary Bessent says Trump will be imposing April 2nd level tariffs on countries who do not reach trade deals with the US, beginning August 1st.In other words, President Trump has once again extended the tariff pause from July 9th to August 1st. ...

What about other trade deals, Mr. . Secretary. Because we're we're getting close to that July 9th deadline on Wednesday.Are we going to see more of these type of deals between now and then. Uh, we are. Of course, everyone waits till the last minute.They think that they can get the best deal. And as as I've warned when I've done other media, these countries should be careful because that their rate could boomerang back to their April 2nd rate. On that note, Mr.. Secretary EU Commission and Chief Ursula Vando ...

Economic Uncertainty & Business Strategy - The ADP report's divergence from official reports, coupled with a federal hiring freeze and immigration crackdown, creates uncertainty [1] - Private sector CEOs are cautious due to trade deal uncertainties and tariffs, leading to a hold on hiring [1] - Companies are avoiding large layoffs, retaining talent learned from COVID experiences [1] - CEO and consumer confidence fluctuates based on daily news regarding tariffs and trade [1] Impact of Government Policy - The potential failure to pass the bill or extend cuts could lead to a massive tax increase, creating a drag on the economy and potentially causing a recession [1] - The movement of the bill provides some certainty regarding the tax base, cost structure, and business incentives [1] - Resolving tariff issues would provide cost certainty, potentially leading to economic growth as CEOs gain confidence to invest [1][2]

Trade deals are proving elusive for Trump. The standoff with Japan shows why. https://t.co/6kMr3ydZnP ...

The Trump administration has repeatedly promised 90 trade deals in 90 days. It was an ambitious pledge to begin with, but this afternoon with only 10 days left in that timeline, it appears the administration is only one and a half agreements in place. Naturally, the goalpost moving has already begun.Treasury Secretary Scott Besset now suggesting negotiations could be wrapped up by Labor Day. And Kevin Hasset, director of the National Economic Council, maintains more deals will happen whenever lawmakers pass ...