Trade Policy Impact - The tariffs implemented by Donald Trump have disproportionately affected the South-East Asia region [1] Media Mention - "Money Talks" podcast discusses the impact of tariffs on South-East Asia [1]

comes as President Trump is now touting new job numbers just days after firing the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics claiming without any evidence. The figures the agency released last week were rigged yesterday. He displayed new numbers found by an economist at the Conservative Heritage Foundation.The numbers are based on unpublished data from the Census Bureau, making it difficult to verify independently. I was telling the president that he did the right thing in calling for a new head of the Bureau ...

The US government outlined implementation of the tariffs Trump announced last week https://t.co/NUuxmm4ABR ...

President Trump signing a series of executive orders on tariffs hitting countries around the world with rates of up to 41%. They are set to kick in next week. Joining us right now is Michael Froman, former US Trade Representative, now Council on Foreign Relations President.Good morning to you. I think the question of the morning is effectively, is this real. Um, does it get pushed again.Is this a negotiating tactic. Of course, it's some kind of negotiating tactic, but uh does it have teeth. Well, Andrew, if ...

Heading into the final day before Trump's higher tariffs kick in, expect more preliminary agreements and, undoubtedly, more surprises https://t.co/m8o8ois3PC ...

Retail sales jumped more than expected last month, with Americans spending even as tariffs started to bite https://t.co/5psk1xwCEr ...

I think we'll have most countries done by July 9th. Yeah. Either a letter or a deal.But they go into effect on August 1st. The tariffs go into effect August 1st. But the president is setting the rates and the deals right now. ...

Inflation likely rose in May, bouncing back after three months of declining as President Donald Trump's tariffs start to push up prices. https://t.co/QRQE92hco1 ...

Group 1 - Nvidia's latest earnings report negatively impacted markets, despite some positive indicators in the S&P 500's performance [1][5] - The S&P 500 reported an earnings growth of nearly 18%, the highest since Q4 2021, with 77% of companies exceeding EPS estimates, consistent with the five-year average [1][5] - The financial sector was the top performer, achieving a 55% growth in earnings during the reporting season [2] Group 2 - The term "tariffs" was frequently mentioned in earnings calls, with 221 companies discussing it, indicating its significance as a corporate issue [3][5] - U.S. President Donald Trump announced that tariffs on Mexico and Canada would start on March 4, with additional tariffs on China, raising concerns about inflation and economic growth [4] - FactSet reported that 72 companies provided negative EPS guidance, surpassing the five-year average of 56 [4]