The European Central Bank paused its most aggressive easing campaign since the global financial crisis as it awaits clarity on President Trump’s tariffs https://t.co/BDQxc65n9o ...

Geopolitical Impact - Donald Trump's tariffs are reshaping China's perspective on European investment [1] - Some EU leaders are receptive to Beijing's capital and influence [1] Investment Strategy - China is re-evaluating its investment strategies in Europe due to trade tensions [1]

We're getting some news out of that AI event down in Washington. Aean Jabres joins us once again with that. Aean, Scott, that's right.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant just wrapped up his remarks here with the All-In uh podcast. Folks, a couple of points here that I want to bring to you and apologies from for reading from my notes here, but because I want to get this right. He was talking about US treasuries and he said that the expectation is that the Chinese government will slowly divest over time but he s ...

Federal prosecutors are laying the groundwork to criminally charge companies and individuals that try to evade US tariffs as Donald Trump readies a fresh round of levies next week https://t.co/BlQEXGXgPi ...

The yen spiked as much as 0.3% against the dollar and then quickly erased gains after the announcement by Trump of 15% tariffs on Japanese imports https://t.co/cGNo1k2iXo ...

“Americans are mostly paying for the tariffs,” says George Saravelos, global head of FX research at Deutsche Bank: Here’s your Evening Briefing https://t.co/k8oDGPIZe0 ...

Trump’s tariffs are changing how Europe views Chinese investments. @ACBerlin explains why some EU leaders are only too keen to welcome Beijing’s money and influence https://t.co/dCGuNfbuXA https://t.co/NecG5mQa3h ...

Who’s paying for Donald Trump’s tariffs? So far, it’s American businesses and consumers. https://t.co/Xy3sTVCbsw ...

Nokia cut its profit guidance for the year, citing a weaker US dollar and tariffs https://t.co/TjIcktaKl7 ...

Now, one stock that we're keeping a close eye on this morning is GM. Shares are lower after the company said it will take a $1.1% billion hit to profit from President Trump's tariffs. Let's bring in General Motors chief financial officer Paul Jacobson for more.Paul, it's great to have you with us. I want to talk about potential levers that you can pull here, because my understanding is that you really haven't raised prices to this point to offset some of those costs. I know that you're taking other measures ...