Trump Says He Won’t Extend Tariff Pause Past Aug. 1 https://t.co/D5Q7sppqzW ...

President Donald Trump said he would impose a tariff rate of 25% on India starting on Aug. 1 and suggested he would add an additional penalty over the country’s energy purchases from Russia. https://t.co/yXorReSfbI ...

BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇮🇳 TRUMP HAS ANNOUNCED 25% TARIFF ON INDIA. ...

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇳 President Trump announces 25% tariff on India, along with a "penalty" for buying Russian energy and military equipment. https://t.co/aS7tCsYcO9 ...

The EU is pushing to get more exemptions from the 15% tariff agreed with the US this week, with wines and spirits a top priority https://t.co/NXmCijCUmg ...

Two days before a 50% tariff on US copper imports is set to take effect, the market remains in the dark about key details, writes @mburtonmetals https://t.co/8Vvyb660Sy ...

Legislation introduced Monday by Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., would provide tariff rebate checks of at least $600 to American families, after Trump signaled his administration would “consider” sending checks based on the billions his tariffs have collected. https://t.co/ektSKYBGVB https://t.co/DuR0wQvFVU ...

The US and China will continue talks over maintaining a tariff truce before it expires in two weeks: Here’s your Evening Briefing https://t.co/gNjyO2HLCf ...

Trade Negotiations - US and China concluded trade talks in Stockholm, with potential extension of tariff pause subject to President Trump's approval [1][3][4] - The current deadline marks higher tariff rates taking effect for most other countries [2] - Further technical discussions are ongoing, and President Trump will make the final decision on extending the pause [4] - A potential meeting between President Trump and President Xi could take place before the end of the year [7] Tariffs and Potential Outcomes - Failure to reach a deal could result in a 34% tariff on Chinese goods [6] - The US is seeking a lower tariff rate depending on China's offers [7]

Trade Negotiations & Deadlines - The market anticipated an extension of the August 12th deadline, considering it a low bar for the trade talks [1] - The expectation was to postpone the deadline by another 90 days, maintaining the truce established in London, which would be viewed as a positive outcome [1] - Any extension is pending President Trump's approval, as he holds the final say on all trade deals [1][2] - Chinese counterparts may have prematurely announced an extension [2] Meeting Assessment - The meetings were described as far-reaching, robust, and highly satisfactory [2] Recommendations to the President - The advisor will present the facts to President Trump, who will then make the final decision [3]